There has been “radio silence” surrounding the Princess of Wales’ condition — save for the occasional updates to the public that she’s “doing well,” a palace insider told People.

“Everybody feels unsettled by uncertainty, and there is too much uncertainty that is surrounding the monarchy right now,” royal biographer Sally Bedell Smith told the outlet.

Concern and curiosity have followed ever since the Jan. 17 announcement that the 42-year-old royal underwent a “successful” procedure the day prior. While Kensington Palace said the operation had been “planned,” they never elaborated on what condition was being treated or otherwise addressed.

The palace did note from the get-go that Kate Middleton was unlikely to return to royal duties until after Easter, citing advice from her doctor’s. However, her complete absence from the public eye since Christmas — aside from a brief sighting this week — has only furthered speculation.

“Queen Elizabeth used to say, ‘I need to be seen to be believed.’ It is important for [King] Charles and his reign for the public to know a little bit more,” said Bedell Smith, noting that Middleton is “in so many ways the most like the late Queen.”

The royal family found itself at the center of conspiracy theories last week as Kate’s husband, Prince William, suddenly pulled out of a memorial service for the late King Constantine of Greece due to “personal reasons.”

There was no elaboration on why the Prince of Wales was unable to attend the ceremony for his godfather.

Theories swirled that Kate was in a coma due to surgery complications, might be trying to conceal a pregnancy, or is attempting to hide troubles in her marriage. Some even (jokingly) speculated that the princess might be the mysterious artist Banksy or is the real-life “Gone Girl.”

Also missing from Constantine’s memorial was King Charles, who was hospitalized at The London Clinic for an enlarged prostate at the same time his daughter-in-law was recovering there from surgery. Shortly after, the monarch, 75, revealed his diagnosis with cancer (said to be unrelated to the enlarged prostate) and though he’s now undergoing treatment, has occasionally been seen in public.

This has only intensified conjecture around Princess Catherine — who Bedell Smith says is “so central to the monarchy and the future.”

Kensington Palace finally broke their silence on the theories late last week.

“We were very clear from the outset that the Princess of Wales was out until after Easter and Kensington Palace would only be providing updates when something was significant,” a spokesperson told People, adding that Kate was “doing well.”

She was photographed this week in the passenger seat of an Audi driven by her mom, Carole Middleton.

It’s unclear what day the Super Bowl champ, 34, is set to land in Singapore — Swift’s only stop in Southeast Asia — but manager André Eanes confirmed to TMZ that he and his client will indeed be in the city-state this weekend.

The Grammy winner, also 34, kicked off her string of six sold-out Singapore shows last Saturday, with up to 70% of attendees reportedly flying in from abroad.

She’ll hit the stage this Thursday through Saturday before a two-month reprieve, after which she’ll kick off the European leg of her tour in Paris.

This will be Kelce’s third time joining the “Anti-Hero” singer abroad, following Buenos Aires, Argentina in November and Sydney, Australia last month.

At both of those shows, Swift gave her beau a shoutout by changing the original lyrics to “Karma,” instead singing, “Karma is the guy on the Chiefs / Coming straight home to me.” She followed the shows by immediately running offstage and into Kelce’s arms, as they shared a kiss that dominated the internet.

On Wednesday’s episode of the “New Heights” podcast, Kelce spoke to big brother and co-host Jason Kelce about his trip Down Under — which included a much-publicized trip the lovers took to the Sydney Zoo.

The younger Kelce acknowledged the “wild ride” he had, as the former Philadelphia Eagles center, 36, equated his brother’s popularity to that of The Beatles.

“There were full-on helicopters just flying around [the zoo],” Travis said. “They helicoptered us. Well, not us — Taylor. This is all because Taylor’s the biggest and the best thing possible.”

News of Kelce’s plans to once again join Swift overseas comes after he was spotted sporting a nod to her in the form of a friendship bracelet — as is the way with Eras Tour concertgoers — at his brother’s press conference Monday announcing his retirement from the NFL. The bracelet, which bore a heart sandwiched between two T’s, was seen as Travis wiped away tears.

The “Like a Prayer” singer, 65, told the Celebration Tour audience at Los Angeles’ Kia Forum on Monday night about her experience after a bacterial infection landed her in the ICU in June, Variety reports.

“This summer, I had a surprise. It’s called … a near-death experience,” said Madonna, whose tour was postponed as a result of her illness. “It was pretty scary. Obviously, I didn’t know for four days, because I was in an induced coma. But when I woke up, the first word I said was, ‘No.’ Anyway, that’s what my assistant tells me.”

The “Live to Tell” singer said she’s “pretty sure that God was saying to me, ‘Do you wanna come with us? … You wanna go this way?’ And I said, ‘No. No. No!'”

She called out “a very special man in the audience” in a nod to physician Dr. David Agus, whom she said “put up with so many entertaining phone calls from me” about the timeline of her recovery.

While it was “strange” for Madonna “to finally not feel like I was in control,” she now feels it was a “lesson to let go.”

Madonna ultimately began the tour in October with four shows in London, before her December debut of the North American leg in Brooklyn.

She credits her children, three of whom performed Monday, as “the ones that really helped pull me through, because they worked so hard and… I didn’t want to let them down.”

The 20-year-old, who has 5.5 million followers on his verified TikTok, shared a video in which he responded to a comment asking whether he had the neurological disorder.

“I actually do have very, very minor Tourette’s,” he starts in the video, shared on another account that boasts nearly 400,000 followers. “I’ve had it since I can remember, like preschool. I remember exactly ’cause the teacher used to accuse me of rolling my eyes at her, because one of my tics was like … a weird thing I do with my eyes.”

According to the Mayo Clinic, Tourette syndrome is known for triggering repetitive movements or unwanted sounds that sufferers struggle to control.

Barker said that these days, he’s more prone to moving his head in a certain direction or rolling his jaw, as he demonstrated for the camera.

“It really just acts up in nervous situations and nerve-racking environments for me. But I thought I’d just share, because, why not?” said Barker, son of the Blink-182 drummer and his ex-wife Shanna Moakler.

The Mayo Clinic notes that the disorder is roughly three to four times more likely to develop in males than in females.

The younger Barker also opened up to People last year about his mental health, noting he’d “always struggled with OCD, ADHD and anxiety,” but also experienced depersonalization-derealization disorder while “abusing” alcohol.

Those with the dissociative disorder feel detached from themselves and disconnected from their environment, according to Cleveland Clinic.

Depersonalization impacts one’s ability to recognize their thoughts, feelings and body as their own, triggering an out-of-body sort of experience. Derealization, meanwhile, affects how a person views their environs, in the way of color or what is and isn’t real.

The Kuwaiti-American producer told Vogue Arabia that roughly a year after meeting at a dinner, she and the native New Yorker, 83, struck up a friendship.

“Then the pandemic hit,” said Alfallah, whose feature debut, “Little Death,” recently premiered at Sundance.

“Al lives down the street from my house and we started spending every day together, playing chess and watching movies. It was like film school with Al Pacino. ‘Did you ever see ‘Scarface?’ he asked me. ‘No,’ I answered, ‘Though I know the lines,'” Alfallah said.

After getting an education in “some obscure movies” from the star’s filmography, Alfallah said their bond “just became something more.”

A rep for the “Godfather” star confirmed to the Daily News last May that Pacino and Alfallah were expecting, a little over a year after they were first romantically linked.

Within weeks, sources announced Alfallah had “recently” given birth to baby boy Roman — Pacino’s fourth child.

Despite a rep’s insistence the couple were “still together,” Alfallah filed for primary physical custody in September, requesting Pacino have “reasonable visitation.” The filing requested the “The “Scent of a Woman” star have joint legal custody, allowing him to participate in major decisions concerning their son

By early November, the “Heat” actor was ordered to pay $30,000 a month in child support to Alfallah, in addition to $110,000 upfront. There was also the possibility she’d rake in an extra $90,000 by the end of the year, depending on Pacino’s 2023 earnings.

Later that month, Alfallah told TMZ that while she loves the “Dog Day Afternoon” actor, she is “not the marrying type.” They seem to have that in common, as Pacino has never married any of his children’s mothers.

He shares 34-year-old daughter Julie Pacino with Jan Tarrant, as well as 23-year-old twins Olivia and Anton Pacino with Beverly D’Angelo.

The 34-year-old Kansas City Chiefs tight end’s friendship bracelet — which bore two T’s with a heart between them — could be seen when he wiped away tears as the center, 36, revealed he’d be hanging up his jersey, Entertainment Tonight reports.

Friendship bracelets have been a key trend for attendees of Swift’s historic Eras Tour, with many concertgoers making and trading them in a nod to lyrics from her song, “You’re On Your Own, Kid,” off 2022’s “Midnights.”

Kelce’s feelings for the Grammy winner, also 34, made headlines last year when he told Jason — on their “New Heights” podcast — that, after a show he’d attended, he “was a little butthurt I didn’t get to hand her one of the bracelets I made for her,” which had his number on it.

This weekend, as Swift kicked off her first of six shows n Singapore this weekend — the tour’s only stop in Southeast Asia — an insider told Us Weekly that she’s “already written songs about Travis” but “likely won’t share them with anyone.”

“She’s written at least two songs. They have to do with their love story and falling in love with him,” the source said of the “very special” tunes.

“Songs are like poetry to her. Just like most people journal, Taylor writes lyrics.”

Last month, in between the Japanese and Australian legs of her historic Eras Tour, 34-year-old Swift left a blank space in her schedule to head to Las Vegas for the Super Bowl, where the Chiefs beat the Francisco 49ers. The lovers’ celebrations on and off the field dominated headlines, with the Grammy winner finally hard-launching the relationship on social media — in a video of her clubbing with her beau and her folks, Scott and Andrea Swift.

Shortly thereafter, Kelce too chose love over sleep when he jetted Down Under to support Swift at one of her Sydney shows.

When he returned to Sin City to continue celebrating the Super Bowl win, Kelce was filmed singing Swift’s “Love Story” at the Wynn Las Vegas’ XS nightclub. The couple had been filmed dancing and kissing to a remix of the song in the hours after the Super Bowl.

The 42-year-old royal was photographed riding shotgun Monday in an Audi driven by mom Carole Middleton, according to Backgrid photos obtained by multiple outlets.

Kensington Palace announced on Jan. 17 that Catherine had undergone a “successful” previously scheduled abdominal surgery the day prior and would be unlikely to resume her royal duties until after Easter. Days later, a source told People that her mother, dad Michael Middleton, and husband Prince William would all “be there to lend support” as she recovered.

The palace’s previously projected timeline did nothing to abate speculation last week when the Prince of Wales, 41, suddenly pulled out of a memorial service honoring his godfather, King Constantine of Greece, who died last year, citing personal reasons.

William’s father, King Charles, who recently announced his cancer diagnosis and is undergoing treatment, was also absent. Unlike his daughter-in-law though, the 75-year-old monarch has occasionally been seen after he was treated for an enlarged prostate earlier this year. His hospitalization at The London Clinic overlapped with the princess’.

Some theories last week went so far as to suggest that Catherine was in a coma due to complications from her surgery — despite the palace assuring the public she was “doing well.”

Kensington Palace on Thursday ultimately made a rare statement shutting down the theories.

“We were very clear from the outset that the Princess of Wales was out until after Easter and Kensington Palace would only be providing updates when something was significant,” a spokesperson told People. They noted again that Catherine was “doing well.”

Prior to Monday, she had last been seen in public during the royal family’s annual Christmas outing.

There was also speculation that William’s absence from the service was linked to the suspected suicide of Thomas Kingston. The 45-year-old financier — husband of Charles’ second cousin, Lady Gabriella Kingston, and reported ex of Catherine’s sister, Pippa Middleton — died on Feb. 25. The news wasn’t announced till hours after the service for Constantine.

This weekend, officials stated that Kingston died of a “traumatic wound to the head,” with a firearm found near his body.

The actor and model, who turns 30 Sunday, opened up to People about the “blessing” of their union, which ended with Asghari filing for divorce in August. They’d tied the knot in June 2022.

“It was a blessing to be able to share life with someone for a long time. And people grow apart and people move on,” said Asghari, who started dating the “Stronger” singer, 42, in 2017.

Noting he “will continue growing,” Asghari said he maintains the “most positive mindset about life” as his “experiences in life have shaped me into the main I am today.

“I come from a place where we celebrate our past,” he told People. “I look back fondly. My past was a blessing and beautiful.”

Spears referred to Asghari as “a gift from God” in her explosive memoir, “The Woman In Me,” published in October.

Asghari subsequently said “that made me smile.

“I’m freaking proud of her,” he told paparazzi at the time. “And I hope she takes over the world.”

In late December, PETA — which earlier in 2023 had criticized Spears for purchasing a new pup rather than adopting one — teamed up with Asghari to release ads that seemed to make light of the short marriage.

“Some loves last. Never buy dogs,” read one of the ads featuring Asghari, who shared five dogs with the “Toxic” singer.

Despite speculation that his PETA ad was a not-so-subtle dig at the pop star, Asghari insisted there’s no bad blood between him and Spears.

“I’ve always hated people leaving a certain relationship — and at some point they told each other they love each other and they sat at the same table and ate food [together] — so I never understood when people part ways [and] they talk badly about each other,” he said.

“That’s something I’m never going to do because I had nothing but an amazing experience and a great life, and that’s always going to be part of my life, a chapter of my life.”

The “Curb Your Enthusiasm” star died as a result of cardiopulmonary arrest — also known as cardiac or circulatory arrest — at 9:22 p.m. on Feb. 27 at his home in Los Angeles, according to his death certificate obtained by The Blast.

The document reportedly notes Parkinson’s disease as a secondary cause of death. Lewis announced his Parkinson’s diagnosis last April, along with his plan to retire from stand-up comedy.

A progressive disorder, Parkinson’s affects the nervous system as well as parts of the body controlled by nerves, according to The Mayo Clinic. It can lead to stiffness and slowing of movement.

Born in Brooklyn in 1947, Lewis first shot to fame in the comedy world the early 1970s. Known for his trademark neurotic and self-deprecating style, his act often touched on subjects like his alcohol abuse and struggles with mental health.

By 1975, publications including the Daily News were naming Lewis among the “new breed” of comedians, alongside the likes of Richard Pryor, George Carlin and Andy Kaufman.

In his later years, however, he became known to younger generations for his guest-starring role on “Curb Your Enthusiasm” alongside lifelong friend Larry David — playing semi-fictionalized and exaggerated versions of themselves.

Lewis appeared in more than 40 episodes of the series over 24 years, including the 2000 pilot.

David, who both stars in and created the HBO sitcom, released a heartbreaking tribute to Lewis this week.

“Richard and I were born three days apart in the same hospital and for most of my life he’s been like a brother to me,” said the “Seinfeld” co-creator. “He had that rare combination of being the funniest person and also the sweetest. But today he made me sob and for that I’ll never forgive him.”

Lewis, who was open about his 30-year sobriety, was also praised for his tireless devotion to helping others get clean.

“Richard Lewis helped people laugh and he helped people heal through his tireless, indefatigable belief in sobriety,” actress Jamie Lee Curtis wrote on Instagram. “The laughs may stop but the healing never does. It’s the power of recovery and fellowship and solidarity, and it’s available everywhere all at once. A phone call away. Rest in the knowledge that you helped people, Richard. First of all, me.”

Lewis is survived by his wife, Joyce Lapinsky, to whom he was married since 2005.

An insider this weekend revealed that while the “relationship with Travis has inspired” the “very personal” tunes, Swift is not likely to release them to the public.

“Taylor has already written songs about Travis,” the source told Us Weekly. “She’s written at least two songs. They have to do with their love story and falling in love with him.”

“She likely won’t share them with anyone. They’re very special,” the source added. “Songs are like poetry to her. Just like most people journal, Taylor writes lyrics.”

The remarks come less than two months ahead of the April 19 release of the Grammy winner’s 11th studio album, “The Tortured Poets Department.”

The collection is believed to be largely inspired by her roughly six-year relationship with Joe Alwyn. While their breakup was reported last April, the timeline of certain Swift songs — such as “You’re Losing Me (From The Vault)” — has led fans to deduce they were on the rocks for over a year prior.

The “Cardigan” singer and Kelce, both 34, began dating last summer and have been a fixture in headlines since Swift first supported the Kansas City Chiefs tight end at one of his September games — and then a dozen others, including their Super Bowl win.

Kelce meanwhile has twice joined Swift abroad on her international Eras Tour — first in South America late last year and in Sydney, Australia last month. Both instances saw Swift give a nod to Kelce when she changed the lyrics of her hit, “Karma,” before running offstage and into his arms as they shared a viral kiss.

While several of Swift’s most popular songs are believed to be about her exes — “Forever & Always,” “Dear John,” and “All Too Well,” to name a few — she rarely confirms the identity of those muses.