Duchess Kate’s Bandaged Hands Spark Concern Among Fans

The Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, has recently caught the attention of royal watchers, not just for her fashion choices but for the bandages that have become a recurring sight.

Observers have noticed that she often appears in public with plasters on her hands, leading to a wave of concern among her admirers.

This trend has sparked conversations and speculation about the cause behind these minor injuries.

Last month, during a visit to the Royal Surrey County Hospital, the Princess of Wales was seen sporting a flesh-colored plaster on her thumb.

This appearance came shortly after she embraced her new title, and while her bright yellow Caron Millen dress and diamond drop earrings were eye-catching, it was the plaster that drew most of the attention.

Fans couldn't help but wonder what was going on.

This isn't the first time Kate's injuries have raised eyebrows.

Back in June, at the late Queen's Platinum Jubilee, she was spotted with another plaster while greeting crowds in Cardiff.

It's clear that this has become a familiar sight for those who follow her closely, and it's been a topic of conversation since at least 2019.

During the Chelsea Flower Show that year, keen-eyed fans also noted her use of a plaster.

It seems that this has turned into a sort of trend, as she was previously seen with similar bandages on Christmas Day in 2016 and again in November 2018 at Sandringham.

The pattern is unmistakable, and it has led to much speculation about the reason behind these frequent injuries.

When Buckingham Palace was approached for comment regarding the plasters, they opted to remain tight-lipped, stating simply that they had no comment on the matter.

This silence has only fueled further curiosity among the public, leaving many to wonder what could be causing these recurring injuries.

Some fans have speculated that Kate's role as a hands-on mother to her three children—Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis—might be the source of her cuts and scrapes.

After all, cooking and baking can certainly lead to a few accidents in the kitchen.