Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have seemingly come to the defense of Kate Middleton amidst the media frenzy surrounding her recent cancer diagnosis, as suggested by PR Expert Ryan McCormick.
Following Kate Middleton's public revelation about her undisclosed cancer diagnosis, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex released a statement on Friday expressing their support and well wishes for their estranged sister-in-law.
"We extend our heartfelt wishes for Kate's health and recovery, and hope that she and the family find strength and privacy during this challenging time,” the statement read.
Speaking to The Mirror, PR Expert Ryan McCormick opined that this crisis within the royal family might pave the way for a more positive relationship between the Sussexes and the rest of the royals.
McCormick interpreted the closing remarks of Meghan and Harry's statement as a subtle rebuke aimed at those spreading false narratives and rumors about Kate's condition.
"It appears that Meghan and Harry aimed to counteract the misinformation and provide the family with the necessary space to cope,” Ryan elaborated.
He further commented on the brevity of Meghan and Harry's statement, suggesting that while it could have been more personal and affectionate, it might have been deliberately kept concise on professional advice.
The media scrutiny intensified when Kate Middleton temporarily withdrew from public view following her abdominal surgery in January, leading to rampant speculation and online conspiracy theories. Kate chose to address her health condition directly through a two-minute video shared on their joint social media platform on Friday, seemingly in response to the public's relentless curiosity.
