In March, the news came that Princess Kate (42) had cancer. The princess shared it herself in a video published on Instagram.
In the video, Kate says that the cancer was discovered after she underwent stomach surgery in January, and that at first it was thought that the condition was harmless.
– A betrayal
Before the princess herself told about the cancer, there were several rumors and speculations about why she had not been seen in public since before the stomach operation.
One of those who jumped on the bandwagon was presenter Andy Cohen (55).
Princess Kate opens up about the disease. Video: The Prince and Princess of Wales
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In March, the British tabloid newspaper The Sun published pictures and video of Kate shopping with Prince William (41) at a local shop in Windsor in March. Then, among other things, Cohen wrote the following on X (formerly Twitter): “It’s not Kate …”
Now Cohen apologizes for his statements about the princess.
– I just want to say that I am devastated by the news about Princess Kate, he says during the radio program “Andy Cohen Live” on Monday.
– I wish I had shut up.
– Didn’t know anything
Cohen further explains that he has not apologized before because his show has been on hiatus, and that this is his first opportunity to say sorry live.
– We are all praying for Princess Kate and King Charles, he adds.
Earlier this year, there was also the news that King Charles (75) had cancer.
Princess Kate received reactions after this. Reporter: Caroline Vagle. Video: Instagram / @bbc.
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