Kate Middleton’s Health Concerns Arise Again
Kate Middleton has recently sparked fresh concerns due to her visibly thinner appearance at Wimbledon. This comes just six months after revealing that her illness was in remission, causing the British media to speculate that the Princess of Wales might now weigh as little as 88 pounds.
The health of Princess Kate Middleton, the future queen of Britain, is raising serious concerns after she appeared quite frail at the Wimbledon tennis tournament.
Rumors have arisen after she had publicly shared that her illness was in remission following treatment for an undisclosed form of cancer. According to RadarOnline.com, her figure has become so slim that she seems even more delicate than her 10-year-old daughter, Princess Charlotte.
Sources close to the royal family claim that Kate, now 43, is worryingly down to about 88 pounds. Her “skeletal” image has shocked even those within the palace circle.
Although she has returned bravely to some official duties, her absence from the Royal Ascot event in June and her frail attendance at Wimbledon have fueled fears that her recovery isn’t going as planned.
“It’s apparent she isn’t well,” a close friend revealed. “Kate seems so weakened, and she has lost her appetite, which is evident in her appearance. Her muscle mass is gone, and her body lacks tone. She once had an athletic figure, but now that’s a far cry.”
Sources indicate Kate Middleton is struggling during her recovery, having been deeply affected by chemotherapy treatments. Doctors warn that such severe weight loss — coupled with muscle, fat, and bone mass loss — can weaken immunity and make it harder for the body to effectively fight the illness.
Although not involved in treating the princess, Dr. Gabe Mirkin told RadarOnline.com that such a physical condition might suggest a powerful adverse reaction to chemotherapy, poor diet due to general malaise, or, in the worst-case scenario, a relapse of the illness.
More About Kate’s Health Journey
Back in March 2024, Kate Middleton announced she was undergoing treatment for a type of cancer following abdominal surgery, and by January 2025, she publicized that she was in remission. However, her recent rare and visibly weakened appearances suggest her battle is far from over.
“She might have resumed royal duties too soon,” another insider commented. “She needs rest, time, and, above all, proper care.”
Fans and supporters of the Royal House wait eagerly for encouraging news while the world watches the health of one of the most cherished contemporary royal figures with concern.
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