Kate Middleton returned home today after a two-week stay in hospital following abdominal surgery - with flowers and a gift bag left by wellwishers driven back to Windsor by a royal aide.
The Princess of Wales, 42, is not expected to carry out official engagements until after Easter, with her husband Prince William clearing his diary of official duties as she recovers at Adelaide Cottage in Windsor Great Park.
Kate went into The London Clinic 14 days ago on Tuesday, January 16 - with royal sources saying she was 'making good progress' and would now continue her recovery from home.
MailOnline understands her return to official duties will depend on medical advice closer to the time, and William will return to public engagements once she is settled.
The Princess of Wales was discharged from hospital just hours before King Charles also left the London Clinic after a three-day stay to recover from prostate surgery. The beaming was pictured leaving the clinic with Queen Camilla by his side.
Flowers left for Kate by a wellwishers are seen being taken back to Windsor taller colaborador by a royal aide
Kate's personal assistant Natasha Archer is pictured leaving The London Clinic this morning
Two police officers stand guard outside The London Clinic in Marylebone this morning
Police stand outside The London Clinic today where Kate Middleton has been treated
Royal aides at Kensington Palace said the Princess of Wales was 'making good progress'
Charles visited Kate last Friday morning before his operation and has also been visited by his wife Queen Camilla four times at the hospital in in Marylebone.
A Kensington Palace spokesman said: The Princess of Wales has returned home to Windsor to continue her recovery from surgery. She is making good progress.
Kate Middleton is released from hospital after 14 days
por Austin Crayton (10/04/2024)
Kate Middleton returned home today after a two-week stay in hospital following abdominal surgery - with flowers and a gift bag left by wellwishers driven back to Windsor by a royal aide.The Princess of Wales, 42, is not expected to carry out official engagements until after Easter, with her husband Prince William clearing his diary of official duties as she recovers at Adelaide Cottage in Windsor Great Park.
Kate went into The London Clinic 14 days ago on Tuesday, January 16 - with royal sources saying she was 'making good progress' and would now continue her recovery from home.
MailOnline understands her return to official duties will depend on medical advice closer to the time, and William will return to public engagements once she is settled.
The Princess of Wales was discharged from hospital just hours before King Charles also left the London Clinic after a three-day stay to recover from prostate surgery. The beaming was pictured leaving the clinic with Queen Camilla by his side.
Flowers left for Kate by a wellwishers are seen being taken back to Windsor taller colaborador by a royal aide
Kate's personal assistant Natasha Archer is pictured leaving The London Clinic this morning
Two police officers stand guard outside The London Clinic in Marylebone this morning
Police stand outside The London Clinic today where Kate Middleton has been treated
Royal aides at Kensington Palace said the Princess of Wales was 'making good progress'
Charles visited Kate last Friday morning before his operation and has also been visited by his wife Queen Camilla four times at the hospital in in Marylebone.
A Kensington Palace spokesman said: The Princess of Wales has returned home to Windsor to continue her recovery from surgery. She is making good progress.