Kate Middleton Health Crisis: Is Royal Life Too Much For The Duchess?

Could Kate Middleton be suffering from a health crisis? Though rumors have been swirling regarding the duchess being pregnant and enduring marital problems with her husband Prince William, new gossip has surfaced about the princess’ mental health state.

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Gossip Cop has recently debunked several rumors, published in an article by National Enquirer, claiming that Middleton is suffering from a mental health crisis over the stress of being a royal. The tabloid also claims that Kate is suffering from rapid weight loss as a result of her issues. According to Gossip Cop, a source told the National Enquirer that Kate Middleton was becoming “scary skinny” and her “inner circle” was “concerned about her well-being.”

The Kate Middleton health crisis rumors only continue. A source also told the magazine that the princess was “feeling the pressure of royal life” and suggested that Middleton “needs to to change her dietary habits,” so she doesn’t end up with “the same problems as Diana,” referring to a rumor that the late princess suffered from an eating disorder, explained Gossip Cop. Another source from the National Enquirer made the claim that Kate Middleton was looking “gaunt.” Gossip Cop took matters into their own hands and spoke with a Kensington Palace insider to address rumors regarding her eating habits.

Turns out, Kate Middleton’s health crisis is non-existent. The palace insider assured Gossip Cop that the duchess has a healthy and well-balanced diet. Middleton is not suffering from any issues, the Kensington Palace insider explained, and also added that their is “no truth” in the National Enquirer’s piece.

Last month, another rumor made its way to the surface, claiming that Duchess Kate Middleton and Prince William were suffering from marital troubles. The cover for one of InTouch’s May issues stated, “William and Kate Bombshell: Marriage In Trouble.” The tabloid also claimed to have secrets from royal insiders regarding their marriage.

Thought the fake Kate Middleton health crisis wasn’t enough? InTouch declared that the royal marriage was “Plagued by personal and royal tensions” that were tearing the marriage apart. The story begins with, “Five years after tying the knot at Westminster Abbey as millions of people tuned in across the globe, William and Kate’s marriage is in trouble and they’re heading towards couples therapy.”

While InTouch claims that Middleton and Prince William suffer from “the usual problems married couples face,” they also have the extra added layer of “being in the public eye.” The apparent royal insider for InTouch also referenced the rumor that Kate Middleton is suffering from being under royal pressure, and that Prince William is giving her grief for her anxiety. The tabloid also stated that the royal couple is debating as to how to raise their two children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte.

Yet again, Gossip Cop came to the rescue and shut down these heinous rumors. The online publication took an analytical approach to debunking the marital gossip surrounding Kate Middleton and Prince William. Gossip Cop pointed out that InTouch wouldn’t go as far as stating that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are on “the verge of divorce” in their reporting. The website also explained that there was no way that a magazine such as InTouch could get away with making such a lengthy claim. The furthest InTouch could go with writing a story is using the framework that the Kensington couple plans on entering “couple’s therapy” to work out their supposed problems.

Kate Middleton’s health crisis is far from the truth. In fact, recently the princess, her husband, and her brother-in-law, Harry, launched a mental health campaign called Heads Together, which is the umbrella organization for United Kingdom’s eight leading mental health organizations, explains an earlier report done by the Inquisitr.

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