“The spread of conspiracy theories surrounding Kate is causing great harm to individuals and needs to be addressed,” warns the Archbishop, highlighting the dangerous and unhealthy nature of such ideas.

The head of the Church of England, the Archbishop of Canterbury, has added his voice to the calls for increased privacy for the recovering Princess of Wales in light of her recent surgery.

Justin Welby criticized the rumors circulating about Kate’s whereabouts as “outdated gossip” and stated that individuals with health concerns should have the right to live without interference.

In an interview with Times Radio, the speaker expressed concerns about society’s fixation on conspiracy theories and lack of empathy towards those who are thrust into the spotlight by the media. They emphasized that regardless of the person’s identity, everyone should have the right to privacy and the ability to focus on their own physical and mental well-being without constantly having to defend themselves.

He stated: “The internet has given rise to a multitude of conspiracy theories, appealing to various individuals.”

This behavior is significantly detrimental to one’s well-being. It perpetuates outdated small-town rumors that can now spread globally. We must refrain from participating in this kind of gossip. Engaging in such behavior is unethical.

He spoke up after Sir Keir Starmer, the leader of the Labour party, declared that it was not anyone’s place to get involved in matters concerning the princess.

He stated that it would be best to give Kate space and respect her privacy, as she recently underwent a challenging surgery.

Kate has refrained from participating in any official events following her surgery for an undisclosed abdominal ailment. This has caused a great deal of public speculation about her well-being.

According to reports on Wednesday, an employee at The London Clinic, where Kate received treatment, attempted to view her medical records.

The hospital stated that they would investigate any unauthorized access to patient information.

Per the Daily Mirror’s coverage of the purported data breach, three workers were suspended on Thursday. If proven to be at fault, they may face consequences and even legal charges.

Over the weekend, Kate made her first public appearance following her surgery as she joined her husband William, the Prince of Wales, at the Windsor Farm Shop.

The footage captured her smiling and strolling alongside William. She had her hair loose and was dressed in a black jacket and leggings, while carrying a big white bag.

The Windsor Farm Shop is located within the grounds of Windsor Castle and is just a quick drive from Adelaide Cottage.

However, the appearance, which surfaced following controversy over her Mother’s Day photo manipulation, only added to speculations about the princess and her well-being.

Kate is reportedly planning to make a “gentle comeback” during Easter weekend to resume her presence in the public’s awareness.

According to The Times, officials at the palace have been talking to Kate about the idea of her walking to church on Easter Sunday to attend the annual Easter matins service at St George’s Chapel in Windsor, along with other family members.

According to the newspaper, a group of palace workers is handling the communication surrounding Kate’s return, in order to ensure a seamless transition back to work.

According to sources, Kate Middleton is expected to make a brief appearance during Easter weekend before taking a break with her children for their school holidays. She is then scheduled to resume her official public duties at the beginning of the new school term, when her children return to Lambrook School in mid-April.

King Charles was diagnosed with an enlarged prostate and treated at The London Clinic in January.

Afterwards, he was diagnosed with an unspecified type of cancer and has also withdrawn from his public obligations to receive treatment.

Queen Camilla has been assisting with official responsibilities while the King undergoes treatment.

She went to Belfast on Monday and explored the shops along Lisburn Road while also speaking with people in the capital city of Northern Ireland.

While at The Arcadia deli, Brenda Robb, one of the shop assistants, gave Charles a get-well card and offered him her kind regards.

With gratitude, Camilla accepted the card, expressing, “He is progressing excellently…. He was deeply let down that he could not attend.”

She subsequently met with Michelle O’Neill and Emma Little-Pengelly, who hold the roles of First Minister and Deputy First Minister respectively, at the Stormont estate.

During a trip to a bakery, the Queen made a joke about a toddler wearing a tuxedo stealing her spotlight.

Fitz Corrie Salmon, 23 months old, beamed for the cameras while Camilla had a look around his father William’s Knotts bakery.

The boy’s mother, Zoe Salmon, is a TV presenter who previously hosted Blue Peter and appeared on Dancing on Ice in early 2009.

Camilla smiled at the well-dressed youth, commenting on their innate camera presence.

The source is the independent.co.uk.