Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s ‘cheerleader’ targets Kate Middleton moments after cancer diagnosis

Hugo Vickers, royal historian, told The Sun: "The conspiracy theorists, went in big time in the last few days.

"It says an awful lot about the mindset of these people. The high profile ones, but also the very irresponsible members of the general public who just sort of weighed in as well.

"It was extremely unattractive because, we all love the Princess of Wales, and she's done a fantastic job.

"She's really faultless in everything she's done ever since she married Prince William."

The expert added all the vile trolling and 'Katespiracies' would have "made things much more difficult" than they already were.

"I think quite simply, they should be feeling very ashamed of themselves," he added.

"I think quite a few people have popped up and apologised, and rightly so.

"This is not something you should be joking about, or bonding about all sorts of absurd theories."

"You will always have conspiracy theories because if you're a conspiracy theorist, that's what you do," continued Mr Vickers.

"There are always going to be people coming up with theories and they always will so that you can't stop.

"I think that anyone who pops up with some ludicrous theory about the princess would get very short shrift.

"And so I imagine that they will go to ground to be quite honest, because in a sense, they are bullies. They're pushing it the whole time.

"And as somebody rightly said years ago, inside every bully, there's a coward desperately trying to stay in."

Like our late Queen – Kate gets it right. Her two minutes and twenty seconds address to the nation told us everything we needed to know.

Like the Queen’s speeches during the pandemic, it was absolutely word perfect – and deeply, almost overwhelmingly moving.

Charles and Kate have been the stars of the Royal Family after the loss of Queen Elizabeth II.

Charles – who waited so long for the throne – is the soul of the Royal Family. And Kate is the heart.

That they both now face their own private battles with cancer is a tragedy for them, and their families, and our country.
What cruel luck.

Cancer is never trivial. And yet there are reasons to be optimistic, and hopeful, and believe that these battles can be won

“It has taken us time to explain everything to George, Charlotte and Louis in a way that is appropriate for them, and to reassure them that I am going to be OK,” Kate said.

“As I have said to them, I am well and getting stronger every day by focusing on the things that will help me heal – in my mind, body and spirits.”

We know Kate will receive the best medical treatment in the world.

We know she is surrounded by a family that loves her. And we know she is a fighter.

What she needs now, more than anything, is to be left alone.
God knows she deserves it.

She has been hounded in a cruel, merciless, mob-handed way that even the previous Princess of Wales, William’s mother, Diana, never had to endure.

Diana had packs of foreign paparazzi stalking her. Kate has had the entire internet hounding her.

Even Diana did not suffer the global ­tsunami of sadistic bullying that is inflicted on Kate. Enough. Enough. Enough.

What matters now is that a 42-year-old mother of three small children aged ten and under is given all the room she needs to beat cancer.

And all those who have bullied her in recent weeks – crawl back under your stones and hang your heads in shame.

Our heart goes out to her today. And to her husband. And to those three small children.

In the turmoil of recent years, after all the spite and poison spewed by Mr and Mrs Markle, and after all the lurid scandal heaped on the family by Prince Andrew, Kate has been a still centre of goodness, calm and decency.

Queen Elizabeth made us all monarchists. Kate ensured that a nation kept on believing.

These have been years of trauma and turmoil for the British Royal Family.

But if anything, the constant royal ructions caused by the whining runaways in California have made our people cherish Catherine, Princess of Wales, even more.