The princess described the news as a “huge shock” and asked for “time, space and privacy” in a prerecorded video broadcast on the BBC on Friday evening.

Catherine, Princess of Wales, has been diagnosed with cancer and has begun chemotherapy, she announced in a video message on Friday, in which she described the past two months as “incredibly tough for our entire family.”

It comes after a period of intense uncertainty about the health of Catherine, who underwent abdominal surgery in January and largely disappeared from public view as she tried to recuperate.

Like the king, Catherine, 42, did not specify what kind of cancer she has, but asked the public and news media to respect her desire for privacy.

  • wildbus8979
    26·
    9 months ago

    Well I did give you two more articles to read that clearly demonstrate it but you simply chose to ignore them. Plus whether or not it benefits them directly is besides the point.

    It’s up to y’all to prove that these leeches are a net positive to society at large.

    Nevermind the strawman that I want them to have agonizing death. I clearly stated that the guillotine would be preferable. Fast and efficient.

    You can go now, it’s already asking a lot to interact with bootlickers, but I won’t tolerate people who act in bad faith. Bye! 👋

    • Flying Squid@lemmy.world
      21·
      9 months ago

      Plus whether or not it benefits them directly is besides the point.

      I see, so you don’t think her going to Ghana benefited Britain, which is what I asked you about. Interesting that you claim that I’m acting in bad faith after saying that…

      • wildbus8979
        26·
        9 months ago

        Again you are putting words in my mouth. And refuse to address the points that don’t back up your point of view. All while moving the goal post of the original point.

        Y’all do understand what eat the rich means, right?

        Psssssht psssssht. Can you hear that? It’s my can of SycophantBeGone.

          • wildbus8979
            24·
            9 months ago

            It would appear so. I’m not surprised tbh, but still disappointed.

        • Flying Squid@lemmy.world
          12·
          9 months ago

          I see, so now you’ve moved beyond hoping descendants of Queen Victoria and the people they marry get cancer and now hope that anyone above a certain income level gets cancer.

          Which is weird, because just a few posts up you said you wouldn’t want her kids to get cancer if they renounced the monarchy… even though they would still be rich.

          And I’m the one arguing in bad faith?

          Also, you said you were going to stop talking to me and you’re still talking to me.