Concerns are mounting over the health of Kate Middleton as there have been no updates on her whereabouts or condition. The Duchess of Cambridge has been absent from public life for two months following emergency abdominal surgery. Speculations have intensified on social media following the controversy surrounding an edited photo. Recently, the BBC London changed its Twitter logo to black, sparking further speculation about Middleton's health.

After the debacle of her first social media appearance following months of absence due to her mysterious abdominal surgery – a poorly edited Mother's Day photo followed by a message of apology – and amid a significant lack of communication, this weekend saw a resurgence in speculation and fake news about Kate Middleton's state. While social media discussed an "imminent announcement" from the BBC, which has yet to materialize or be confirmed even by flags at half-mast, a British media outlet reported that Middleton visited a farm over the weekend with Prince William in an attempt to quell wild speculations about her health or alleged marital crisis. However, the information has not been validated by the British Crown or backed up with images.

According to reports from outlets such as The Sun and Hello magazine, witnesses claimed that the Duchess of Cambridge appeared "happy, relaxed, and healthy" during the Saturday visit to a farm shop, Windsor Farm Shop, located a kilometer from her residence in Adelaide Cottage in Windsor, where Middleton chose to spend her recovery following the surgery she underwent in mid-January. Despite these reports, concerns persist about Middleton's health and well-being.