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Kate Beckinsale has left her fans scratching their heads in recent days after completely wiping out her Instagram page with evidence of her recent hospital stay.

Fans noticed that photos from recent weeks showing the actress in a hospital and wearing a medical gown had suddenly been deleted from her page without explanation.

She also seemed to have little comment on her posts, although the timing was unclear.

Beckinsale, 50, has been suffering from an undisclosed illness for the past month and she has avoided responding to her followers’ questions about her condition.

The actress – who shared her heartbreak over the death of her beloved stepfather Roy Battersby in January – first shared that she was having health problems on March 11, Mother’s Day in Britain.

Beckinsale looked somber as she sat in a hospital bed wearing a dress and a huge black bow on her head.

“Thank you to those who love us and support us when things are bad and try to make sure there are some things that aren’t,” she captioned the post via Page six.

“And to take care of our dogs when we can’t, and to help us remember happy things when we can’t. And when we are sick, come and sit with us. . And send balloons and check in and pull us out of the pits with love.’

Although the photos highlighted her hospital stay, the post paid tribute to her actress mother Judy Loe, 77, for the holidays.

Several of Beckinsale’s fans took to the comments section with well wishes, while others inquired about how she was feeling, but she didn’t appear to have responded to any questions.

The Love & Friendship star’s subsequent messages from the hospital were more optimistic.

A day later, she shared a photo of herself in a fluffy pink cardigan as she lay on her side while cuddling her fluffy white cat Willow, who she called a “visitor.”

On March 13, she wore what appeared to be pajamas decorated with dogs as she flashed a soft smile and held her Pomeranian Myf on her lap.

Beckinsale made it clear that she also received support from human visitors when she shared a sweet hospital post with her boyfriend Jonathan Voluck on April 6.

She flashed a winning smile in a funny photo of herself and Voluck, in which they both wore a conjoined pillow-like hat in the shape of a peanut.

The Last Days Of Disco star also shared photos of friends and family stopping by the hospital to spend time with her.

Nearly a month after the hospital photos emerged, Beckinsale posted a photo of herself on April 10 (Easter) wearing black pants decorated with white bow tie motifs and fluffy white socks with cute embroidery and little white ears that resembled bunny faces.

“Happy Easter,” she captioned the post, which included bunny emojis and a hatching chick.

However, from the angle it was not clear whether she was in the same hospital bed or room.

The fencer also did not clarify whether she had been hospitalized non-stop since her photos in March, or whether she had gone home in the meantime.

Some of Beckinsale’s famous friends were also out of the picture.

‘What is wrong!!!’ Gwen Stefani commented, while Rebel Wilson’s fiancée Ramona Agruma wrote: “Get well soon sweetie,” said Page six.

Fans also noticed that Beckinsale had limited comments on all of her Instagram posts, although the timing is unclear.

However, a post from December 31 last year – with a series of photos from a difficult 2023 – included a comment referencing the stripped hospital photos.

“No, all your hospital photos are offline, I hope you’re doing well [praise hands and dove emoji]the user responded Tuesday evening, so Beckinsale likely disabled her comments some time afterward.

Beckinsale has been open on social media in recent months about her grief following the death of her stepfather Roy Battersby in January.

Later that month, she shared her anger with the British Academy of Film and Television Arts when she received a curt email response informing her that the BAFTA ceremony might not be able to include him in the In Memoriam segment, despite fact that he had received the award. organization’s Alan Clarke award in 1996.

Despite her public communications, Battersby was left out of the In Memoriam segment during the February ceremony.