The royal rumor mill has begun to spin furiously. Shortly after news broke of Kate Middleton’s cancer diagnosis, tech entrepreneur Christopher Bouzy raised doubts about the British royal family, likening the heart-wrenching video announcement to “North Korean propaganda.”
Bouzy, 48, took to X to accuse the Palace and British media of orchestrating a misdirection campaign, even suggesting the involvement of doctored images and a supposed body double for the Princess.
His claims sparked backlash from social media users, with one remarking, “She is a mother to young children, a wife, a daughter, a sister. She is a human being who should not be hounded at the darkest time in her life.”
Bouzy, known for his involvement in Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s 2022 Netflix documentary, first stirred controversy by alleging that Middleton’s recent public appearance was staged.
In a subsequent post, he shared clips comparing Middleton and Prince William’s past walks with their recent outing, questioning the authenticity of the latter.
Despite Bouzy’s assertions, a BBC reporter, Sonja McLaughlan, also expressed skepticism about the video, suggesting the presence of a body double, which was later refuted by sources close to the royal family.
Regarding Middleton’s diagnosis, it was reported that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were not informed beforehand and learned about it through television, offering their wishes for her recovery.
The royal family hoped the video would quash any lingering doubts about Middleton’s health, emphasizing their desire for privacy during this challenging time.
