Kate Middleton's Abdominal Surgery May Have Gone Awry, Experts Claim Amid Conspiracy Theories

The Princess of Wales Kate Middleton's disappearance from the public eye has experts suspecting that she experienced complications during her recent abdominal surgery.

According to experts and British talk show host Piers Morgan, there is a strong possibility that things went awry during the princess' major surgery.

There have since been many conspiracy theories about Kate's disappearance on social media for the past three months. Aside from the rumors about her health issues, there are also claims that Prince William is cheating on her with Rose Hanbury.

Since Kate Middleton vanished from the public eye in January this year, there have been many theories about her health and whereabouts. Now, experts are suspecting that there were severe complications in the operating room when the Princess of Wales had abdominal surgery.

In the upcoming documentary, "TMZ Investigates: Where is Kate Middleton?," the news outlet spoke with medical expert Dr. George Crawford.

Crawford shared his belief that Kate actually had a hysterectomy, which is one rumor that has spread since her procedure in January. He further explained to the publication how such a surgery works, from planning to the actual operation, and how anything can go wrong.

Crawford stated that when a parent has adhesion or scar tissue, the doctors may have to remove extra organs, and this might have been the issue with Kate. However, his statements were just theories on why she spent so long in the hospital and to recover privately.

Piers Morgan also shares Dr. Crawford's speculation about Kate's possible complications.

The controversial TV Personality told the news outlet that he had spoken with an insider who claimed that Kate's doctors found an issue during the abdominal surgery she had done.

Morgan also claimed not to know what her original surgery was for and said that only a complication could have caused the lengthy hospital stay.

He previously spoke about Kate's appearance in the controversial Mother's Day photo.

The image was met with heavy backlash for being "doctored" and was pulled by top photo news agencies such as Getty, AP, and Reuters.

Kate also apologized for the Photoshopped Mother's Day pic, noting that she was sorry for the "confusion" she caused by "editing" it.

Speaking on the photo scandal, Morgan claimed that it couldn't have been Kate in the photo because he had heard from trusted sources that she had become very thin after her surgery.

Since Kate's disappearance, there have been many conspiracy theories about her whereabouts, which were further fueled by her Mother's Day Photoshop controversy.

The theories included that she had more severe health issues than an abdominal problem and that Prince William was cheating on her with the Marchioness of Cholmondeley, Rose Hanbury.

A source recently spoke to the National Enquirer (per Radar) about the theories regarding the affair and said Kate was extremely upset about them.

They said, "Kate was apoplectic as the gossip spread through high society circles… There has long been talk that with her pedigree Rose would have been an ideal match for William. People say he's carried a torch for her for years and has told friends she was 'the one that got away.'"

Even when a video of William and "Kate" taking a shopping trip together close to their Windsor home was released, fans refused to believe it was her. The video received heavy criticism online and people said the woman seen by eyewitnesses and in the footage was a body double, not the actual princess.

The person who allegedly recorded the now-viral farm stand video slammed the conspiracy theories and stated that it was the real Princess of Wales in the footage.

Speaking to The Sun, Nelson Silva said, "I'm not so much shocked that these comments have continued, I'm just confused how exactly they can continue ."

He added, "This is a video clearly showing her and William. I saw them with my own eyes. It was a completely relaxed situation."

Silva recalled how he caught the royal duo on video, noting that he had time to spare and decided to go into the shop "to get some produce." That was when the eyewitness "noticed their figures; they were standing near the bread."

"Then I saw Kate turn her head slightly, I was like, 'Oh, I know her.' They went to the meat section and I was [standing] behind them. They were talking to staff and laughing," Silva claimed.

At the time of Kate's disappearance from the public eye, Kensington Palace announced that she was "unlikely to return to public duties until after Easter."

They reiterated this in another statement released on February 29, after the rumors about her health and whereabouts spread online.

In line with the statements, many royal fans have speculated on social media that Kate's first appearance post-surgery will be at the annual royal family Easter church outing.

The outing, scheduled for March 31, is actually a private family event, not a royal duty, so even if Kate attends, it's not guaranteed that she will resume her Royal responsibilities there.