Kate Middleton is gearing up for a major comeback.
Kensington Palace has a top-secret plan in the works for the royal’s official return to the spotlight, U.K.’s Mirror recently reported. According to the outlet, several publicity bigwigs have been tapped to consult on the transition following the mother of three’s health woes and photo backlash.
“Easter is early this year, and if the palace is smart, they will urge Kate to join the rest of the royal family for their traditional Easter Sunday services at Windsor,” Christopher Andersen, author of “The King,” told Fox News Digital.
“Originally, Kate was aiming for a mid-April return to public life,” he said. “If she fails to show up on March 31 – or ideally even sooner – that will trigger a new avalanche of conspiracy theories. It’s a no-brainer – a simple and easy way to begin reclaiming the public’s trust.”
In January, Kensington Palace announced that the Princess of Wales had unspecified abdominal surgery and would be out of sight for weeks. The news quickly triggered speculation and gossip about her health. However, an admission from the 42-year-old that she altered an official family photo – one that was supposed to reassure the public that she was doing well – made things worse.
It’s a rare misstep for the princess, who has hardly put a foot wrong in her journey from Prince William’s shy “commoner” girlfriend to the glamorous young mother of three who, more than any royal since Princess Diana, boosted the popularity and appeal of the British monarchy worldwide.
