While there seems to be a breach in the medical system on Kate's records, three London Clinic workers were investigated for trying to access Kate Middleton's medical records and they are reportedly suspended. (source: the dailymail.co.uk) She and the King were both treated there - but Charles's notes have NOT been compromised, adds the same source.
In the meantime, while recovering from abdominal surgery, dear Kate has been working from home on a project she very much cares about and holds close to her heart, which is considered to be her 'life's work'. The Princess of Wales, 42, launched the Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood's (RFCEC) Shaping Us project in January last year, aiming to highlight the importance of early years development in children. (source: the dailymail.co.uk)
Kensington Palace has confirmed Kate is continuing to work on the project as she recovers at home; the Centre has funded a trial of a baby observation tool for health visitors to monitor social and emotional development at a young age. (sources: thecut.com, the telegraph.co.uk)
The Princess of Wales’s Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood has funded the trial of the Alarm Distress Baby Scale, which is a tool used to help adults better understand babies’ feelings through cues like eye contact and facial expressions. Middleton was inspired by seeing something similar on a royal visit to Denmark. (source: the telegraph.co.uk)
“The Princess has been kept updated throughout the process,” a spokesperson for Kensington Palace told the Telegraph. If rumors are true, Princess Kate might reward all the waiting and concern about her person with a big comeback at Easter. (source: the telegraph.co.uk, radaronline.com)
New reports have suggested Kate may be seen with the royals at the annual church service for Easter Sunday on March 31. But Buckingham Palace has refused to be drawn on the speculation as Kate continues her recovery. (source: birminghammail.co.uk)