Royal News – Live: Duchess Kate releases statement on St. Patrick's Day, friends say she may still talk about health

The Prince and Princess of Wales were seen looking “happy and healthy” at a farmers' market near their home in Windsor on Saturday. Sun I will report it.

The trip reportedly took place after the pair spent the morning watching their children George, Charlotte and Louis participate in sports.

A witness who was at a farmer's market a mile from his home in Adelaide Cottage told the newspaper: Kate was out shopping with William and she looked happy and she seemed to be in good spirits.

“Although the children were not with her, it's a very good sign that she was healthy enough to stop by the store.”

The sighting comes as the princess has been the subject of unsubstantiated conspiracy theories about her health in recent weeks.

She has been away from the public eye as she continues to recover from abdominal surgery she underwent in January.

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Friends of the Princess of Wales have reportedly said they may discuss her health in public.

Duchess Kate underwent surgery at a London clinic on January 16, but details of her condition have not been made public and she is not expected to return to royal duties until after Easter.

Sources close to Kate Middleton and the Prince of Wales have said that the couple will reveal more information about her recovery in due course. Sunday Timesreports that her return is scheduled to take place after April 17th.

A source told the paper: “They are at their most open when interacting in public, and we can see the world in which the Princess discusses her recovery during her engagement.” If she's going to do it, she'll do it. ”

One friend reportedly said: I expect it to be her instinct and that it is her calling. They're not in a hurry. ”

Piers Morgan has spoken out about Duchess Kate's photo-editing conspiracy, saying he has heard “alarming things”.

The outspoken broadcaster, 58, addressed the issue on his show. Uncensored Yesterday, he said Duchess Kate was “likely to be well and doing well” and that the Palace's attempts to quash conspiracy theories were “wrong”, but later said: “The Palace may be doing something fine. He may be hiding it.”

“I've heard that even if it's half true, what's going on is pretty alarming. I don't know what to believe, and neither do we,” Morgan said. .We are not there.”

The presenter clarified that he could not confirm whether what he was informed was true.

Princess Diana's brother Earl Spencer has revealed that his childhood nanny would “butt heads” with them if they misbehaved.

The 59-year-old, who spoke about his upbringing after the publication of his memoir on BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg, said the punishment would be “really painful” and “a crushing blow”. Told.

Coun Spencer said it highlighted the “disconnect between parents”, but did not criticize mothers and fathers, saying it was “normal” to “let the nanny deal with it”.

About the nanny, he said: “My mom used to beat us up when she found out we both had done something wrong, obviously without my dad’s knowledge, and it really hurt.

“It wasn’t a slap on the wrist, it was a crack, and I still remember that.

“I think this re-emphasizes the disconnect between parents. I'm not really criticizing them. They tried their best, like 98% of parents do. .And I think again, it was normal, so please leave me alone.'' Tell the nanny to deal with this. ”

The Irish Guards gave three cheers to their absentee colonel, the Princess of Wales, during the St Patrick's Day parade at Mons Barracks in Hampshire.

On Sunday, 250 members of the Irish Guards marched onto the parade square at Aldershot Barracks, led by their mascot, Turlock Mo, a three-year-old Irish wolfhound also known as Seamus.

It's been a year since Kate officially took over as colonel of the regiment from her husband, but she is still recovering from abdominal surgery in January and has not resumed her official duties.

Prince William and Duchess Kate have attended parades together several times in the past, including last year when Prince William presented mascot Sheamus with a traditional shamrock sprig before enjoying a Guinness with the soldiers in the rain. The situation was photographed.

The British Army in London posted on I would like to send you three enthusiastic cheers.”

They removed their bearskin headdresses and chanted three cheers of “Long live hip hip.”

Josh Peters and Archie Manners initially made up the story in a video shared with Company X, in which the photo claimed they were fired from the Palace for “not doing a good enough job” and has been viewed more than 1 million times. earned the number of times.

But the prank went a step further when Mr. Manners was invited to a London studio to be interviewed by the Tucker Carlson Network (TCN) about his experience with Mr. Carlson.

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The Prince and Princess of Wales wished their followers a happy St. Patrick's Day with a clip featuring the Irish Guards shared to social media.

In addition to the video featuring British soldiers, the pair wrote: “Happy St. Patrick's Day! Here are the Irish Guards rehearsing for their annual parade. Slainte to everyone celebrating today!”

The Princess of Wales will be absent from today's St. Patrick's Day parade for the first time in seven years as she continues to keep a low profile following abdominal surgery.

Despite becoming honorary colonels of the Irish Guards last year, neither Kate nor William will be attending Mons Barracks in Aldershot, Hampshire.

Apart from her absence from the 2016 celebrations, Kate has attended every parade since 2012 and will continue to be honored at the galas despite her absence.

Sources tell PEOPLE that the Irish Guards will give the princess three cheers at the end of the celebratory parade.

The Prince and Princess of Wales wished their followers a happy St. Patrick's Day with a clip featuring the Irish Guards shared to social media.

Alongside an Instagram video featuring British soldiers, the pair wrote: “Happy St. Patrick's Day! Here are the Irish Guards rehearsing for their annual parade. Slainte to everyone celebrating today!”