Palace Denies Reports That Kate Middleton Was in a Coma

[quote] Spanish journalist Concha Calleja doubles down and reaffirms statement

Spanish journalist Concha Calleja responded after KP denied coma rumors: "I reaffirm what I said...This happens when you touch a nerve, it is annoying. I fully trust my source. What happens is that they feel upset because we have discovered the truth."

Isn't this old news? And did anyone really believe the palace's version.of events?

Who knows whether her story is true or not but Concha Calleja is legit, a serious journalist, not some wacko.

She also claims Kate was admitted to the hospital not in mid January, but on December 28th.

I still believe the Palace source, but I assume the Spanish journalist believes her source and also unfortunately believes that Kate MIddleton has no right to privacy while recovering from a serious health issue, even though she gave a timeframe for recovery which she's still well within. Seems unethical.

My barber told me her head fell off

Wow, that would have been insane if she died.

That would have been something that absolutely NO ONE would have predicted.

Has she explained why this information was entrusted to this one Spaniard while the rest of the world remains in the dark? I might give slightly more credence to the story of she could explain that.

With "The Palace" seeing is believing.

Maybe it was vaginal rejuvenation or some other plastic surgery she had done?

She may have been put in a medically induced sleep, they did that to me for a week when I was in the hospital. That way they can claim it wasn't technically a coma.

Renal failure? That could put someone in a coma.

r8 move over Katie Price

This is a really good read.

A ruptured appendix is treated with IV antibiotics in the hospital and then once the infection clears, the appendix is removed. So it would have been a planned but rather sudden surgery. She could have had complications before or after.

Um...nope, unless things have changed. A ruptured appendix is removed right away as it is spewing pus into the body cavity. THEN, the person is put on IV antibiotics for up to a month to protect against further infection.

Bitch has always been in a coma.

Willy is furious!

That's why he's known as William the Terrible, R17.

Just look at the RAGE in his eyes!

There is a lot of detail in Calleja's story.

It would be highly unusual for a respected journalist to just make up something like that.

I believe her.

The BRF and Kensington Palace have lost all credibility with PhotoGate.

They're just going to keep lying, and lying, and lying, and trying to discredit anyone who comes forward with the real story.

It's what they do.

If I had to choose between believing a respected Spanish journalist with a detailed story, and Kensington Palace officials saying, "She's a liar!" trust me that I'll go with the Spanish journalist.

*sighs, already over it* Heffa you had ONE JOB: to disappear UNTIL EASTER. Is it Easter yet? No? Then. Go. Back. To. Your. donjon UNTIL WE SEND FOR YOU.

R15 it has changed from 25 years ago. Surgery is done after the infection clears.

r21 - are you sure? why would you let pus infected material spew throughout the body cavity when you could remove it, then treat the aftermath???

I'd like some references...that doesn't make a lot of sense.

[quote] How long can you leave a burst appendix? Most cases of a ruptured appendix occur about 48 – 72 hours after the onset of symptoms. A ruptured appendix is always considered an emergency and requires immediate treatment. If left untreated, a ruptured appendix can lead to widespread infection, abscess, sepsis (an infection in the bloodstream), and even death.

Link for r22. A family member just went through this in October. IV antibiotics in hospital for 48 hours, oral antibiotics for a few weeks followed by surgery to remove the ruptured appendix.

Did you read your link r24?

there are criterion on whether it's prudent to wait.

it's not a cut and dried set of protocol, depending on the situation. If there's fever, you immediately remove the appendix and then administer IV antibiotics.

Because this is an organ spewing out infection via pus into the body cavity, I'd hardly think that they'd WAIT to remove a ruptured appendix with Kate Middleton, given the risk of sepsis/death.

Maybe she had a nervous breakdown.

According to one of the linked articles above this 'respected Spanish journalist' wrote a whole book about Michael Jackson being murdered. This is what's considered high rate journalism in Spain?

[bold]#iStandWithCalleja

Overgrown precancerous polyp(s) or lesion(s) requiring colon resection followed by complications.

R27, didn’t you read Mary’s post at R19?

R27 It said that she suggested it which isn't the same thing. I would want to know what exactly she means - was he killed by the doctors overprescribing him for example?

While you all were hissy-fitting the news just broke from the palace that a double-dong dildo lost it’s head up inside the princess and had to be reprieved -I mean retrieved so nothin to see here you can all go home.

[quote] THE NEWEST AND HIDDEN VISION OF THE KING OF POP!In the early morning of June 25, 2009, Michael Jackson's doctor enters his room and finds him out of breath. His pulse is barely detectable. Hours later his death is declared at UCLA Ronald Reagan Medical Center, and the news goes around the world. The Michael Jackson case was "so famous that no one knows about it." That is the answer that the author gives to why she has been involved in the investigation of what could happen that night. The official version does not suit her. The results of her investigations make up this volume, where she lets us see Jackson's profile and the psychological autopsy she performs, under the strange mysteries of his death. In this book, Calleja opens a meticulous investigation, in which the reader can solve at the same time the unknowns that remain unanswered ten years after his death: What if the doctor convicted of involuntary homicide was not the culprit of the death of Jackson? What if the homicide was not involuntary? Who is behind his death? Who did it benefit? Was he worth more dead than alive? And, fundamentally, who was really Michael Jackson? From the hand of the author the reader will know the forensic testimonies, the federal, police and judicial evidence, the economic data and will see the images, the graphics and the unpublished documents in her archive. Everything at your disposal to give your verdict. A case that is still alive, a goal and a mystery that continues to move the world. Because Michael Jackson is - regardless of who it weighs - more news than ever.

[quote] Hello! I am Concha Calleja, writer and legal expert in forensic psychology and criminology; I have spent years investigating the true stories around a crime suspected of having been orchestrated. I focus on the cases with the greatest impact on international society, and I choose them based on the profile of the victim, the defendant or their difficulty in analyzing the investigation.

Yeah something tells me an ambulance chasing criminologist isn't the greatest source here.

Her name isn’t Kate Middleton

This story is a month and a half old.

I remembered the other day that a friend went for a routine dental appointment which nonetheless involved novocaine. Some of the novocaine got into her blood stream and stopped her heart--she had a heart attack. It took her months to recover. I know they said abdominal surgery. But perhaps the anesthesia did something to her.

R35, No, it is not.

Where did the appendix thing come from? It's pretty unlikely that a 42-year-old woman in good physical condition with access to the best healthcare in the world and no problem getting anywhere in time (lol) would end up in a coma due to that. It can happen, but it's pretty unlikely. I still think it's something to do with her appearance.

Why don’t they just say what’s wrong with her? Then everyone can move on.

It is, r37.

[QUOTE]Updated on February 2, 2024 02:27PM EST

I can see this being what’s really happened, on twitter there was speculation that she had a trach in and needs to wait for the scar to heal before going out in public.

Exactly, R39.

They should release a statement about the exact nature of the surgery, detailing what she went through. And carefully explain her recovery has been arduous but steady. It would immediately generate good will for her, her husband, and their children. People would sympathize with her and do so much to mitigate the circumstances of the photoshopped image.

I am so sick and tired of those dimwitted nitwits in Montecito, who lambaste the press and what i did to Diana, yet do everything they can to court the press when it "Suits" them.

Catherine went through the same wringer as Meghan. And I do not believe the pressure was harsher on Meghan. Catherine had photos of her taken and published sunbathing in the semi-nude. Yes, there was some racist comments about Meghan, but the reporting by the gutter press was more misogynist about both of them than simply racist about her.

People forget that William just like Harry lost his mother. She was an emotionally fragile woman, who leaned on him too much. He understands the toll the press took on her. Rather than suing and courting the press like his dimwitted brother, however, William and his wife are cutting the press completely off from their private lives and those of their children. It's his right to do so. It has its pitfalls. Issue the statement like I wrote above, but then tell them we want our privacy.

^ Do you know these people? Get a life you ridiculous old Royalass git

[quote] Her name isn’t Kate Middleton

You're right.

It's Waity Katie.

You sad, poor creature, R42. Find new heroes, please.

Antibiotics have become more popular as an appendicitis treatment, but a ruptured appendix would need surgery. Gallbladder surgery can also be safely delayed for some patients, which probably happened more at the height of the pandemic than previously.

Let's talk about the husband....

[quote] The Truth About Rose Hanbury Daughter’s Father

The royal rumor mill never stops, and this time, the internet’s latest obsession is the identity of Rose Hanbury’s daughter’s father and what happened between her and Prince William all those years ago.

Hanbury, whose full name is Sarah Rose Cholmondeley, is the Marchioness of Cholmondeley and wife of David Cholmondeley, 7th Marquess of Cholmondeley. Hanbury and Cholmondeley married at Chelsea Town Hall in London on June 24, 2009—just two days after announcing their engagement. The couple went on to have three children: twin sons Alexander Hugh George Cholmondeley and Oliver Timothy George Cholmondeley, and daughter Lady Iris Marina Aline Cholmondeley.

Hanbury, for her part, is the daughter of website designer Timothy Hanbury and fashion designer Emma Hanbury. Her sister, Marina, is also of noble association. She’s the third wife of Edward Lambton, the 7th Earl of Durham. The Marquess and Marchioness were also close friends with the Prince and Princess of Wales, Prince William and Kate Middleton.

In March 2019, rumors swirled that Prince William, a close friend of the Marquess and Marchioness, had cheated on his wife, Kate Middleton, with Hanbury, who had an alleged fallout with Middleton. There were also rumors that Hanbury’s daughter, Iris, is actually William’s child.

While neither William nor Hanbury have ever addressed the rumors, royal expert Omid Scobie told Entertainment Tonight in 2023 that he considered writing more about the drama in his royal biography, Endgame: Inside the Royal Family and the Monarchy’s Fight for Survival, however, as the affair allegations were never confirmed. “I was very careful in the book to really focus on this, as the allegations against William, Kate’s and their fallout with Rose Hanbury,” Scobie said. “For legal reasons, there are so many things that one can’t go into.”

He continued: “But, I thought it was really important to mention, even if a rumor is a rumor.”

He added that, because William and Kate “never addressed” the affair rumor with Hanbury, it will likely “never go away,” however, that doesn’t mean that the story is true. “Unfortunately, if a rumor’s left to kind of do its own thing, it can run 20 laps around the world before you even think about what, how you want to kind of address it,” he said.

Scobie also claimed that Kensington Palace feared the rumors would “impact negatively on William’s reputation” and alleged that the Firm used Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s exit from the British royal family that year as a way to divert attention from the gossip. “The rumors trend on Twitter on a regular basis,” Scobie said. “That’s something that’s incredibly damaging, I think, for William.” He continued, “It probably looks even worse, actually, that there was a kind of willingness to throw Harry under the bus simply to make these things disappear.”

While William and Kate have never responded to the rumors, a source told Us Weekly in 2019 that the speculation motivated them to work on their marriage.

Rumors of William and Hanbury’s affair resurface in March 2024 after Kate posted an Instagram photo without her wedding ring. The post was also the first photo of Kate since her mysterious abdominal surgery in January 2024.

After the post, many fans commented on Kate’s missing wedding ring. “Where’s her wedding ring? William hasn’t been wearing his either 🤔👀” a user commented. One more user commented on how the photo looked AI-generated (more on that later). “But where’s the wedding ring in that fake AI hand? 🧐,” the user wrote.

Along with speculation around her missing wedding ring, Kate was also accused of editing the photo, which featured several errors, such as Louis’ missing fingers. Kate admitted to altering the photo in a tweet at the time.

This has gotten completely out of hand. I don't give a shit about how her procedure and recovery went, I just need proof that she's alive.

Kate finally made the front page!

What about something like an overdose (unintentional or intentional) - does that ever require something like this?

Whatever is the matter with her, she is entitled to some privacy, though their PR teams have generally been very smart & savvy - they raised their game considerably after Harklegate, so the fact that they've handled all of this so clumsily, does make you think things are more serious & they are trying to react (often, not very well) to her evolving condition. You expect this kind of bungling from Charles, not Wills.

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[quote]Palace refuses to release original unedited picture despite pressure

That's because it isn't one picture but more than one put together. It'd likely make them look worse when a lot of people are under the impression that she just did a bit of enhancing.

[quote] That's because it isn't one picture but more than one put together. It'd likely make them look worse when a lot of people are under the impression that she just did a bit of enhancing.

And they'd have gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for those meddling kids!

See we all do it but she gets away with it!

[quote]R38 It's pretty unlikely that a 42-year-old woman in good physical condition with access to the best healthcare in the world and no problem getting anywhere in time (lol) would end up in a coma due to that.

This podcast does “I survived” type stories.

A young, seemingly healthy gal went in to have a cyst on her lip removed, her heart stopped during surgery and body shut down…. and she woke up without legs!

Is that why Kate’s legs looked so short in the doctored photo??

[quote]R47 Let's talk about the husband....

Given the ongoing Wills/Rose affair, there’s no way David Cholmondeley is straight. No straight, red blooded man would let THIS English Rose out of his sight for a SECOND!

R58. What?

Anyone who trusts one word from a Spanish "journalist" named Concha deserves the thrill of embarrassment.

What is confusing you, r59?

R60 Why?

I'm assuming you were being snarky at r58. That weak-chinned "model" is lacking in the looks department. She's wouldn't even be considered "jolie laide."

Meanwhile: in non photo shopped HARKLE LIVING HELL!

I heard she burst into flames on the operating table

She's dead.

Must have taken you all morning, R43, to come up with that reply and moniker.

^ How can one tell?

I’m confused, OP - who is in the coma? Your referenced article mentions “Kate Middleton”, “Princess Kate” and “The Princess of Wales”, all in the first paragraph.

Who is in the coma? Are the three of them in adjoining beds in the critical care unit?

^^ is easily confused

Lol R65.

I don't understand what the joke means, but it's still hilarious!

'she is the most famous woman in the world!"

Only if you're a 60 year old frau or an 80 year old limey poof.

R67: I have that creature blocked, Your Highness.

R70 yet another dumb American.

Induced comas are usually for a brain injury, a long seizure or a drug overdose.

R74, we’re not dumb, we just don’t give a crap about royal titles.

A drug overdose for attention, perhaps? Or maybe a drug overdose to make a cheating husband feel guilty?

So… don’t kill the messenger. Some people on Twitter are thinking suicide attempt. Well, they say men often marry their mothers.

The British newspapers call her Kate Middleton all the time.

It does make me chuckle a little but she has never really properly put her foot down about being called Catherine. Even William calls her Kate in public. If it were me, I would have put my foot down a lot earlier. Made it clear that I was only to be referred to as such and such.

Please, R79.

Waity Katie is the daughter of common folk.

Her mother grew up in public housing, and both her parents worked for an airline.

That is not the sort of background where one would put on airs.

The fat knees don't look like they belong to the skinny Duchess.

R81 They look fat because at this point they're larger than her thighs.

Royalass loons on DL are merely a pretentious version of Murian Trumptards. Cultists gotta Cult.

What loons and "cultists" are you talking about, R83?

[quote] Palace Denies Reports That Kate Middleton Was in a Coma

Now I know why they were so forceful about this statement.

No, she wasn't in a coma.

She just decided to stop performing royal duties, because of William's cheating.

R83, where can I get it? I want to wear it when Charlotte gets married. Or when Archie and Lilibet go away to college.

R86 Wear this.... it's more your style dearie

If this was a deliberate "rebellion" by Kate against William's cheating, then that scandal would be even more huge than her being in a coma.

I mean, this is Diana-level of crazy.

Like father, like son, I guess.