Wild Kate Middleton most cancers replace conspiracy principle as sleuth makes 3 claims

A web sleuth thinks they have a wild conspiracy theory that Kate Middleton’s cancer journey is far from over.

The social media detective, who spends his time looking into conspiracy theories under the alias Henry VIII, searched through Kate’s latest video where she announced she completed her chemotherapy treatment. He believes there are several things wrong with the video and accuses the Wales’ of faking certain aspects.

Kate, Prince William, and their children, George, Charlotte, and Louis all appeared in the video from their Norfolk retreat, Amner Hall. In the footage, Kate reflected on the challenges and how her life turned upside down, saying: “Life as you know it can change in an instant and we’ve had to find a way to navigate the stormy waters and road unknown. The cancer journey is complex, scary and unpredictable for everyone, especially those closest to you”.

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The Wales’ were dressed casually and posed for several touching shots where they laughed and embraced each other. Kate revealed after nine months she had completed her treatment and put the worst of her illness behind her.

However, the X user thought they would pick through the announcement. So-called Henry wrote: “Hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I don’t think that whatever is happening with Kate Middleton is over yet.”

With the shocking statement, they included photos from the video paired with a photoshoot the Wales’ did for Prince William’s birthday in June. Henry also drew arrows over the photos trying to emphasise an alleged problem in Kate’s video.

He suggested George’s ear looked edited and that Charlotte and Louis were wearing the same clothes as they did in the photoshoot. “It’s currently my opinion that the birthday photos were taken the same day as the cancer commercial. Which may have been shot over the course of a few days,” he wrote.

“I think the clothes tell us that something is off. Royalists will claim they are purposefully trolling but I just can’t imagine someone would actually think it was a good idea to invite more scrutiny on the media they produce.”

One level-headed user replied: “I mean, it’s not surprising the kids might rewear their tops?” To which Henry clapped back: “If I had just received global intense scrutiny for manipulating and reusing photos I would make more of an attempt to make sure my kids were in different clothes.”

While Henry seemed certain on his photo theory, we asked our picture editor Daniel Saunders to take a closer look at the so-called evidence and he put to bed these wild claims. He said: “On first glance Prince George’s ears do look to be at a strange angle, one lower than the other,” he said.

“But on further inspection his head is tilted, and there doesn’t appear to any airbrushing to the image, the pixel composite lines up. And the family have form for large wonky ears!”

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