Kate Middleton’s cancer battle is at the center of a wild new conspiracy. The Princess of Wales, 42, announced that she was cancer-free in September, six months after she confirmed she was undergoing chemotherapy treatment for her diagnosis. However, conspiracists are now suggesting Middleton may not had cancer at all.

Kensington Palace has finally taken action to address an apparent error made by a well-known royal reporter, who incorrectly suggested in September that Kate Middleton never had cancer but was instead diagnosed with “pre-cancerous cells.

The 42-year-old attended the Festival of Remembrance on Saturday with Prince William and King Charles III in a coat dress and pearl drop earrings.

Conspiracy theories about Kate Middleton's cancer diagnosis broke out after a September report by Sky News’ royal editor Rhiannon Mills resurfaced

Kate Middleton has become the subject of wild conspiracy theories following reports about her health.As per the New York Post report, the conspiracists speculated that Princess Kate may not had cancer.

Cancer conspiracy theories about Kate Middleton resurface after a report revealed she was diagnosed with "cancer." Her lengthy absence for surgery has fueled online speculation over her health.

Kate Middleton is facing a wave of conspiracy theories about her cancer diagnosis, reignited after her recent appearance at the Festival of Remembrance.In September, royal reporter Rhiannon Mills

Royal family members will show up for Princess Kate at her annual Christmas carol service, Kensington Palace confirmed.

The Princess of Wales joined her husband Prince William and other members of the British royal family at two weekend events honoring the country's fallen soldiers.