While Kate Middleton and King Charles III are in recovery, many of the duties have fallen onto Prince William. He’s had to up the ante when it comes to going on royal appearances and duties, which everyone was seemingly prepared for. However, a palace insider claims that amid William’s upped royal duties, his wife Kate has allegedly felt “abandoned” by him.
Despite insiders claiming he was going above and beyond while caring for Kate during her recovery from abdominal surgery, it seems the growing royal responsibilities have now made her feel alone.
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“She has felt abandoned by her husband,” a palace insider told InTouch, adding that “William has taken on more royal duties now that Charles is battling cancer, and that’s pulled him away from Kate. He’s preparing to take over the throne. He’s also checking on his father more, and William had to deal with Harry’s recent visit.”
Because of all of these crazy events, William’s focus has been put elsewhere. However, the same insider said William “has to slow down and focus on his wife and the kids more. They need him more now than ever.” And that Kate has tried to be understanding, but it’s reportedly gotten to a point where she needs the same alleged attentive care again.
Now, Kate has always seemed as though she understands the royal duties, and the sacrifice it takes. In fact, many royal experts have praised her on this over the years. So while many might not believe she feels this way, recovering from surgery can be a delicate process, thus she could be more emotional amid it all.
We just hope she has a steady recovery and that William will help care for her until she’s ready to go into the public again around Eastertime.
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