Over the past few weeks, we’ve seen and heard the most ridiculous theories that’s ever been come up with to explain Princess Kate’s surgery and continued absence from the public eye.
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While we now know she’s battling cancer of her own, when we didn’t know that, so many people tended to be convinced that she had donated her kidney to her also-ailing father-in-law King Charles.
Like what? As to these unfounded rumors, royal expert Katie Nicholl makes clear that they are what they are; unfounded rumors.
Katie Nicholl Says Prince William and Princess Kate Are “Together” During This Health Crisis
While speaking to Entertainment Tonight, Katie Nicholl put all the speculations of the past few weeks to the “curiosity” of the nation as regarding their favorite royal.
Though it can’t be considered “attractive” – I mean, the donating kidney theory was just rubbish – people were mostly restless because the King had been clear about his diagnosis, whilst the Princess of Wales’ remained shrouded in mystery.
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She did, however, say that the mom-of-three would reveal all when she’s comfortable doing so.
Like we saw, Princess Kate did so in a video message shared on her and William’s social media accounts. But many consider that she was pressured to do so due to the rising speculations as to her health condition.
Speaking on how Prince William and Princess Kate continue to deal with the trying times, Nicholl said, “They’re keeping it together okay and they are together so let’s just preface it by saying that and making it completely clear for everyone.”
“But I think there was certainly a sense of frustration,” Nicholl added, “and this is a couple that love to control the narrative and they’re very used to controlling the narrative. I think what’s been learned from all this experience is that when it spirals out of control, it’s very difficult to bring back in.”
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