Kim Kardashian jokes she’s going to ‘find’ Kate Middleton

Kim Kardashian is ready to put on her detective hat and solve the viral solution Princess Kate Middleton mystery once and for all.

“On our way to find Kate,” Kardashian, 43, wrote on Saturday, March 16. Instagram photo of herself.

The Kardashians star, who was pictured wearing black leather pants and a matching graphic T-shirt, posed in front of a gray SUV vehicle with her hand on the passenger door — seemingly indicating she was ready to get in and drive off to celebrate the solution to solve the much-discussed matter.

Kardashian’s longtime best friend Allison Statter replied via Instagram comment: ‘Please find her and report she is alive and well. 🙏🏻”

Kate, 42, has been a cause for public concern since January after Kensington Palace revealed she had undergone ‘planned abdominal surgery’. While the palace noted that the procedure was successful, they declined to share further updates on her condition. The Princess of Wales is recovering at home and was only seen in two blurry photos of a car earlier this month.

“Whatever the reason for the surgery, it is personal in nature and Kate wants to keep the details as private as possible,” a source exclusively revealed in the latest issue of We weekly. “Maybe if she feels like it, she’ll reveal more, but she’s not making any promises.”

According to the insider, Kate’s condition is “shrouded in secrecy” and not all of her senior staff and family members know what happened.

“Only a few people know what’s really going on, and they’re keeping tight-lipped,” the insider added. “Kate has said that she feels she has a right to healing and recovery without all this crazy speculation. Neither Kate, nor [Prince] William believes her medical records should be for public consumption.”

Royal guards became concerned about Kate’s condition when they realized she had not made an official appearance since December 2023. (She is not expected to resume her duties until “after Easter,” according to a January statement from Kensington Palace.)

Social media users immediately began theorizing about the nature of Kate’s surgery and why she hadn’t been seen in public in months. So Kate tried to silence the rumors by sharing a family photo of her and Prince William’s three children to celebrate British Mother’s Day on March 10. The image was later withdrawn by several major news media amid claims of image manipulation, which Kate eventually admitted to doing.

“Like many amateur photographers, I occasionally experiment with editing,” Kate wrote in a March statement. “I wanted to apologize for any confusion the family photo we shared yesterday caused. I hope everyone who celebrated had a happy Mother’s Day.”