Kate Middleton’s Cancer Reveal Video Gets Dubbed As “AI” By The Internet As Boris Johnson, Justin Trudeau Send Their Wishes

Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, who had been absent from public view for some time, recently addressed the swirling rumours and speculations about her whereabouts. In a video message posted on March 22, she revealed her ongoing battle with cancer. The announcement from the Prince and Princess of Wales came shortly after Kate shared the video on her and Prince William’s official social media channels.

Social media reacted strongly to Kate Middleton’s disclosure about her cancer diagnosis. Various prominent figures also took to social platforms to express their well-wishes for her speedy recovery. While many sent blessings and prayers, some expressed skepticism regarding the authenticity of the video.

Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson took to social media platform X (formerly Twitter) to send his wishes for Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge’s strength and a swift recovery, extending support to her and her family. Similarly, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau expressed his solidarity with the Duchess of Cambridge and her family, offering support as she undergoes treatment for cancer.

Among social media users, suggestions for combating the disease emerged, with one recommending natural remedies like Anamu and Noni while urging Kate to cut out sugar from her diet. Others offered words of encouragement and solidarity, recognizing the challenge of battling cancer.

However, amidst these messages of support, some social media users expressed doubts about the authenticity of the video message. Questions were raised about the lack of movement in the background of the video, leading to speculation about the possibility of it being AI-generated or manipulated. These comments surfaced amid recent controversies surrounding Kate Middleton’s Mother’s Day photo, which she later retracted, attributing it to experimentation with photo editing.

In her apologies, the Duchess of Cambridge acknowledged the controversy surrounding the photo, stating that like many amateur photographers, she occasionally experiments with editing.