Kate Middleton is one of the most talked-about women in the world, with the clothes she wears selling out in minutes, and the fashion brand websites that sell them crashing due to the Kate Middleton effect.
What is the Duchess’ favourite fashion brand? What nail varnish does Kate wear? And where is her favourite holiday destination?
These are questions that are asked on a regular basis about the Duchess of Cambridge, but this week there has been another question on everyone’s lips:
Where did Kate Middleton get her facial scar?
For those who hadn’t spotted it, the 36-year-old has a 3 inch long thin scar on her left temple, just above her hairline.
But where did the Duchess get her scar? Well, the palace cleared that up, forced to address rumours around the scar back in 2011 after critics suggested it could be evidence of wig extensions.
Instead, the Duchess has actually had her scar since her childhood.
‘The scar is related to a childhood operation’, a palace spokesperson told E! News back in 2011.
It is not known what the procedure was actually for, but it does not seem to be related to anything that the royal is still dealing with.
Well that’s that.
This article originally appeared on Marie Claire UK.
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