'Frustrated' Prince William is feeling 'angry' over Kate Middleton theories spiralling - expert

Prince William doesn’t appreciate when things “don’t go in his direction”, and conspiracy theories about Kate Middleton will have added fuel to the fire, a royal expert has said.

Twitter may be soaking up the Kate Middleton conspiracy theories over her recent absences, but the royals aren’t feeling the same, apparently. Prince William has been said to be feeling “angry” over the narrative unwinding in front of the palace’s eyes, an expert claims. The 41-year-old has been continuing with his official duties over the past few weeks, trying to ignore the online speculation that has caught fire and exploded on social media.

Prince William is ‘angry’ over Kate Middleton theories

Nick Bullen, from True Royalty TV, says the dad-of-two is just trying to get back to normality.

He claimed to USWeekly Prince William is “someone who can get very angry when things don’t go in his direction,” and therefore theories over Kate’s health would have gone down like a lead balloon.

Nick added: “I think he will be very, very angry at the conspiracy theories that have been flying around, very angry at the speculation, very angry that the messaging is appearing to get out of control.

“So, I think he will be incredibly frustrated and probably angry.”

The expert says Kate Middleton will be feeling “under pressure” by the mounting calls from the public to ‘make an appearance’ as she’s meant to be recovering from planned abdominal surgery.

Nick says the “news cycle is out of control” and is ‘impacting’ the princess.

William and Kate seen in public together for first time

The 42-year-old was seen heading out to a farm shop near their cottage in Windsor with her husband last weekend.

On Saturday, the mom-of-three was spotted briskly walking with a bag of groceries as William walked beside her with a hat and big coat, less on show than the Princess.

It comes as a commentator says Kate and Kensington Palace would have approved her being ‘seen in public’, and called it a ‘strategic move’ to stop the rumors.

However, it follows a similar pattern to King Charles, who was seem resuming royal duties earlier this month after being diagnosed with a form of cancer earlier this year.

Harsh reporting from Russia wrongly reported the monarch had died from the disease, and he proved fake news wrong by marking another appearance where cameras were present.

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