John Oliver had to take another moment to lash out at Kate Middleton, this time on his own turf.
After delving into the conspiracy surrounding the Princess of Wales’ doctored family photos on last Tuesday’s (March 12) episode; Watch what happens liveOliver couldn’t help but joke about Middleton again on Sunday night’s (March 17) episode. last week tonightper daily beast.
“Someone’s Adobe free trial expired quite publicly,” he teased.
The joke originated from a photo posted to Duchess Kate and Prince William’s Instagram page on Mother’s Day (March 10) in the UK, which has since been revealed to have been doctored. and was sometimes labeled as such. Instagramper people. This was the first time the public had heard Mr. Middleton speak since he took office. “Planned abdominal surgery” What happened in January.
Mr Middleton apologized in a statement. Online statement The next day, he added, “Like many amateur photographers, I experiment with editing from time to time,” sparking further chatter.
As for Oliver WWHL During last week’s appearance, host Andy Cohen weighed in on the royal turmoil after asking, “What the hell is going on with Duchess Kate?”
Oliver initially claimed he was “out” regarding the intense speculation about Middleton’s condition.
“I thought, let’s all just ignore this,” he said. “We’ve moved on to this whole PhotoShop thing of his. At this point, I feel like you’ve almost mishandled it in an impressive way.”
Cohen asked Oliver, expressing similar confusion. “Because isn’t their motto ‘never complain, never explain’?” So they let her explain on Twitter? ”
Oliver said, “Yes, there’s a non-zero chance that she died 18 months ago. They could be.” Weekend at Barneys –This is the situation. ”
“I’m not saying that happened,” he stressed, but reiterated that “until proven otherwise, it’s not zero.”
“Until I met her with today’s paper in her hand,” he added.
Certainly, Oliver isn’t the only TV personality to weigh in on the news. scenery‘s Hot Topics table debated whether Middleton’s statements were sincere. After learning that Prince William was credited with taking the now infamous photo, Sunny Hostin asked: “Don’t they have the money to hire a royal photographer?”
Since the scandal, another new royal family photos — The piece, which features the late Queen Elizabeth II and her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, was deemed “digitally altered” by Getty Images. forbes.
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