Sophia Michaels
Catherine, Princess of Wales, has long been admired for her beauty journey, from her days as Prince William’s girlfriend to her royal wedding. Despite being a style icon, Kate Middleton has also been a target of ongoing plastic surgery rumors. OK! Magazine once reported claims from a source alleging that Middleton had undergone two nose jobs. They stated that the Duchess of Cambridge had her first rhinoplasty as a graduation gift in 2005.
Sources speaking to the National Enquirer suggested that Middleton underwent a significant plastic surgery transformation before her marriage to Prince William. The source emphasized Middleton’s desire to portray a modern and glamorous image to the world. It was rumored that she spent $150,000 on these alleged cosmetic alterations.
Fan Theories on Kate Middleton’s Alleged Plastic Surgery
In March 2024, Kate Middleton disclosed her cancer diagnosis shortly after announcing an abdominal surgery. Some fans speculated that these health issues might have been a cover-up for potential plastic surgery procedures. Dr. Ramitn Kassir of Kassir Plastic Surgery suggested that Middleton’s recovery plan aligned with what might be expected after a tummy tuck, fuelling further speculations.
Other fans speculated that Middleton might have had a facelift during her time away from public view. The public’s interest heightened after photos of her with her mother spread online. Despite attempts to dispel these theories, they persisted and continued to circulate.
Prince William’s Reaction to Speculations on Kate’s Alleged Plastic Surgery
Neither Catherine, Princess of Wales, nor Prince William have publicly addressed the rumors surrounding Middleton’s health. Royal expert Katie Nicholl revealed that Prince William finds the speculations, from minor to absurd, frustrating and upsetting. The royal couple has chosen to overlook these claims as best they can.
In a separate instance, Kensington Palace refuted claims made by a London-based doctor suggesting Middleton had baby Botox. The Palace dismissed the doctor’s statement as unreliable and stressed the Royal Family’s distance from endorsing such commercial activities.
