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Kate Middleton's uncle Gary Goldsmith gives update on her recovery on Celebrity Big Brother

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Gary Goldsmith, the uncle of Kate Middleton and a Celebrity Big Brother star, discussed his niece's return to public duties on Wednesday’s episode of the show.

He chatted with former Love Island star Ekin-Su Culculoglu on the show about the Princess of Wales' comeback after her stay at The London Clinic in Marylebone for nearly two weeks, and said she was getting the “best care in the world.” Kate had an abdominal surgery and was discharged on January 29.

Kensington Palace then said she would take a break from all official duties during her recovery. However, Kate was spotted for the first time since her operation on Monday (March 4), driving near her Adelaide Cottage with her mum, Carole Middleton.

Now, Gary has shared his thoughts on the Princess' return to public duties. Chatting with Ekin-Su, he expressed everyone's eagerness for her comeback and his anticipation for her resumption of public duties soon.

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