Even Kim Kardashian wants to know where Kate Middleton is amid constant worry from royal fans.
Over the weekend, the reality star joked about the Princess of Wales’ whereabouts in an Instagram post showing off her latest outfit, reports Page six.
“On my way to find Kate,” Kardashian, 43, captioned her carousel of stylish photos on Saturday.
While some found the caption hilarious, others said it was in bad taste.
“Nothing like a celebrity who hates rumors and spreads rumors,” wrote one reviewer, while another noted, “It’s not like your family members are (rightly) hiding ) during pregnancy or other medical reasons…this legend is not it.”
“Kate is an icon,” commented a third. “Unlike you, she doesn’t need to tell everything about her life. her silence demonstrated that she was more powerful than all American stars combined.
Meanwhile, others praised Kardashian for the cheeky caption given the national interest.
“Oh my god, this caption is going to cause more drama,” one user wrote.
“Is Kimmy…trolling Kate Middleton,” another asked.
Even some celebrities and public figures entered the chat, like stylist Simone Harouche, who wrote: “OMG KIM!!!!! Bahahahahhahahahaha.
The Princess of Wales, 42, has been the subject of intense media speculation since Kensington Palace announced earlier this year that she would undergo “planned abdominal” surgery in January. The royal family has not revealed any further details about the affair to the public at this time.
“The surgery was successful and she is expected to remain in the hospital for 10-14 days, before returning home to continue her recovery,” explained a brief statement shared via Instagram.
The statement also said the palace would not provide regular health bulletins but would only share “important” updates in the future.
Conspiracy theories quickly ran amok after Prince William, 41, abruptly pulled out of a memorial service for the funeral of godfather King Constantine of Greece in late February for an undisclosed “personal” reason.
Speculation came to a head a few weeks later when the palace distributed a botched photo of Middleton surrounded by her three children – Prince George, 10, Princess Charlotte, 8, and Prince Louis, 5 – in the honor Mother’s Day in the UK.
The photo immediately came under scrutiny due to its clumsy Photoshop edits and was “killed” by major photo agencies.
The now-viral snafu prompted Middleton to issue a rare apology, in which the self-described “amateur photographer” explained that she had experimented with Photoshop.
Middleton is expected to return to royal duties next month.
This article was originally published on Page Six and has been reproduced with permission
