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British Princess Kate has been released from hospital.
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On the same day, the royal family reported necessary operations on King Charles and Princess Kate.
The leading royals leave the clinic on the same day.
But there are differences.
London - The English patients are back home.
Within a few hours of each other, King Charles III.
and his daughter-in-law Princess Kate leave the clinic after their operations.
Waving and smiling, the 75-year-old monarch walked through the front door of the private London Clinic on Monday and got into a car with his wife Queen Camilla (76).
The British head of state underwent a procedure for benign prostate enlargement on Friday.
Charles' daughter-in-law Princess Kate (42) was treated at the same clinic.
The wife of heir to the throne Prince William (41) spent significantly more time in the hospital than Charles after an abdominal operation.
The process on Monday was reminiscent of the announcement on January 17th: At that time, the palace made it public within a few hours that the princess had undergone an operation and that an operation on the king was imminent.
Charles and Kate are among the most important members of the Royal Family.
In a statement, Buckingham Palace now confirmed: "The King was discharged from hospital this afternoon following planned medical treatment and has postponed upcoming public appointments to allow for a period of private recovery." Numerous schoolchildren and onlookers witnessed how Police closed the road for the royal couple to leave.
Camilla publicly visited her husband several times at the weekend, always smiling.
She also entered the building on Monday - to pick up her husband after three nights.
Princess Kate also released from the hospital
Unlike Charles, there were no pictures of the future queen's dismissal.
There was speculation on social networks whether a video would show the departure.
It shows Kate's personal assistant Natasha Archer driving away from the clinic in a car, followed by an SUV with flowers on the passenger seat.
There have been no water level reports for Kate since the first communication two weeks ago.
Fans of the royal family and royal reporters reacted all the more relieved.
Britain's King Charles has undergone prostate surgery.
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“The Princess of Wales is back home in Windsor continuing her recovery from surgery,” Kensington Palace said in a statement.
“She is making good progress.” Downing Street spoke of “welcome news for both the royal family and the public.”
The Sun newspaper wants to know that Kate wants to work from bed.
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The royal family treats medical information largely privately.
Kate's diagnosis was therefore not known, but it is not believed to be cancer.
Royals thank you for well wishes
The princess should now sit out even longer.
She lives with her family on the grounds of Windsor Castle, west of London, in the Adelaide Cottage property.
Kate and William, who officially bear the title of Princess and Prince of Wales, live there with their children Prince George (10), Princess Charlotte (8) and Prince Louis (5).
“The Prince and Princess would like to say a big thank you to the entire team at the London Clinic, especially the dedicated nursing staff, for the care they provide,” the palace said.
The family continues to be grateful for the well wishes they have received from all over the world.
Charles made a similar statement: “His Majesty would like to thank the medical team and everyone who supported his visit to hospital and is grateful for all the kind messages he has received over the last few days,” Buckingham Palace said.
Support from family
According to the PA news agency, Kate is likely to receive support from her parents and siblings in the near future.
She is cared for by doctors from the royal family and benefits from the hospital's aftercare services.
Her husband William has recently been taking more care of the children and he has also canceled appointments in the coming weeks.
The British royals made it public in mid-January that Kate was operated on and King Charles also had to go to the hospital.
The announcement that Charles was being treated for an enlarged prostate was considered unusual.
According to reports, the move will also help more men go to the doctor.
dpa