Kate Middleton has a mark on the left temple of her head that has been controversial since her first public appearance ten years ago. A Kensington Palace spokesperson wanted to explain where it came from.
You may not have noticed it, but when the Duchess of Cambridge made her first public appearance, many rumors spread On the origin of this mark. Some believed it was due to the fact that he had hair loss in the past, while others believed it was related to an injury while playing hockey.
Kate Middleton. | Photo : Getty Images
a childhood operation
At least according to Palate, the true origins of Kate Middleton’s scar have been lifted. The Duchess played a lot of hockey when she was younger, and still has a huge fan following. However, this mark is not related to hockey or any hair extensions.
Kate Middleton. | Photo : Getty Images
“Scar is associated with childhood operation”,
had declared One of the spokespersons for Kensington Palace.
No further details were given, but whatever the reason for the operation, Duchess Kate is also in good health More than ever, so this doesn’t seem to be a recurring problem.
Kate Middleton. | Photo : Getty Images
past rumors
Going by past rumours, it doesn’t seem like Kate resorted to extensions — she has the shiniest, thickest hair ever, and we don’t see how extensions can make an impression. This is also important.
Kate Middleton. | Photo : Getty Images
When it comes to hockey, Kate was part of the team at St Andrew’s School and Marlborough College – its primary and secondary schools before moving on to study art history at St Andrew’s University in Scotland, where she met Prince William in 2001 There was – and the risk of being hit with a stick in the game that could have resulted in an operation, but again, that’s just speculation.
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Kate Middleton at St. Syriac Church, Lacock on May 6, 2006 in Wiltshire, England. | Photo: Getty Images
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