By admitting on video that she had cancer, Kate Middleton was essentially asking for one thing: to leave her and her family alone.
By admitting on video that she had cancer, Kate Middleton was essentially asking for one thing: to leave her and her family alone. They allowed me to deal in silence. But the public did not listen and new accusations and conspiracy theories fell on the Princess of Wales along with streams of sympathy.
On March 22, the wife of the heir to the throne, sitting on a bench in a pastoral garden, said: he has oncology, doctors discovered the disease after abdominal surgery. Kate has started chemotherapy and is hoping for the best. And she sees her main support in her husband William.
“If so, why isn’t the prince sitting next to him in the painting?” – the conspiracy theorists began to scribble sadly. And in general, the video is fake and the real Kate disappeared a long time ago.
American computer entrepreneur Christopher Busey even compared Buckingham and Kensington palaces to North Korea in their degree of closure. Boosie, the creator of a program that tracks fakes on social networks, said: All recent photos of Kate Middleton, 42, were not only edited, but completely fake.
Skeptical doctors (e.g. George Washington University medical professor Jonathan Reiner) believe Middleton is real, but he lied. After all, serious operations are preceded by such serious investigations that the princess’s cancer was probably discovered before she was admitted to the hospital in January… If the data on the princess’s medical history had not been stolen (which was confirmed by the clinic director), she would still have remained silent.
CARLOS III IS UNHAPPY WITH THE TREATMENT
During these discussions, they somehow even forgot about King Charles III’s cancer. This is exactly who the Princess of Wales supports now. At the beginning of the year, they were at the London clinic at the same time (the king was having a benign prostate tumor removed).
Charles III, dressed in a hospital gown, visited his daughter-in-law several times on another floor. Sources close to the royal family claim that it was the king who encouraged the princess to make an appeal. She wrote it entirely herself, without allowing her advisors or her press service to edit the text. The day before, Middleton, by the way, had lunch with her father-in-law; apparently, they discussed what would be the right thing to say to people.
Before Charles III, such recognition was unusual in the British monarchy. The lung cancer that led Elizabeth II’s father, George VI, to the grave was not only hidden from his subjects: the king himself was convinced until the end that there were possibilities of recovery…
His nephew, Princess Anne’s son Peter Philips, spoke about the king’s treatment. The monarch did not expect the therapy to be so long and difficult. And he all the time demands that doctors allow him to perform public duties again. But it’s not time yet. Charles III consoles himself with daily political updates and meetings with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.
“HARRY IS CALLING YOU”
During the Easter holidays, William took Kate and their three children to his beloved Anmer Hall estate in Norfolk, away from prying eyes. Reporters saw the couple leaving Windsor on March 23 by helicopter. The couple are likely to miss the family Easter service at St George’s Chapel.
The tabloids, citing several sources, reported: Prince Harry, after posting the video with Kate, called his brother and expressed his support. He and Meghan Markle found out about Middleton’s illness through a video; Kate insisted that she couldn’t be trusted and said they would leak any secrets to the press. Then news about Harry’s visit to England appeared in the media, already in May.
EVERYTHING WAS MORE COMPLICATED
What really happened to Kate? The Daily Mail drew a parallel with the example of the British Maya Kennedy, 38. She began to feel sick frequently, the woman said, and the doctor ordered an exam. Colonoscopy showed an intestinal tumor.
The surgeon removed it, they biopsied the tumor and it turned out that the tumor was malignant. Fortunately, it was stage 1 cancer and chemotherapy did not need to be prescribed. The case of the Princess of Wales, judging by the chemotherapy she was prescribed, is more complex.
