Piers Morgan exposed some dark secrets of the Royal family about Kate Middleton cancer diagnosis
Piers Morgan was overjoyed when Kate Middleton announced that her cancer treatment had come to an end in a heartfelt video. The Princess of Wales shared her plans to return to royal obligations, undertaking a light program of public engagements over the next few months.
In the three-minute video, the 42-year-old was joined by Prince William and their three children: Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. In the video, Kate acknowledged that the previous nine months had been a scary and unpredictable time for her family.
“Wow, what a powerful, moving, and uplifting film! Congratulations on speaking about this so openly and honestly, Your Royal Highness. I am so glad to hear that you have completed the chemo. Best of luck with your ongoing recovery!” added the 59-year-old broadcaster.
However, following the announcement of a new Netflix documentary from Archewell Productions, the company founded by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in 2020, Piers was not overly impressed. The official Netflix account shared details about a new documentary series called *Polo*, which follows elite international players and provides an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the sport’s fast-paced world. The series, produced by Boardwalk Pictures and Archewell Productions, is set to launch in December.
Piers pointed out that the teaser for Harry and Meghan’s upcoming project was released just a few hours after Kate’s intimate cancer video. He tweeted, “Posted 90 minutes after Kensington Palace released the new Kate video,” and included a confused face emoji.
There is no evidence to suggest that Kate’s video was planned to coincide with the announcement of the Netflix documentary. Kinsey Schofield, a royal correspondent, believes it was simply bad timing. Despite Piers and others suggesting that the couple is attempting to take the spotlight away from the Princess, Kinsey said, “I believe it’s the absolute worst happenstance,” while speaking to GB News moderators Isabelle Webster and Ben Leo.
Piers Morgan also commented on the Kate Middleton photo-editing saga, stating that he has heard concerning information following Kensington Palace’s decision to publish an edited family photo on Mother’s Day. The Princess of Wales has dominated the news since her surgery in January, and her absence from the public eye has sparked a flurry of wild conspiracy theories and speculation on social media.
Phil Chadwin, the global news director for Agence France-Presse, stated that the palace did not respond to requests for the original undamaged photograph, prompting international news agencies to pull the image. A public apology was later offered by Princess Kate on March 14th.
The outspoken broadcaster brought up the topic on his show *Uncensored*, where he stated that the palace’s attempts to dispel conspiracy theories were unsuccessful. He mentioned that Kate could be doing well but added, “The palace could be hiding something.” Morgan asserted that John Oliver, an American talk show host, made a shocking joke that Kate Middleton could have died 18 months ago, and that the ongoing drama risks turning the royal family into a laughingstock.
