March 13th 2024.
John Oliver sat down for an interview and made a joke about Kate Middleton's recent absence from public events. He joked that she "could have died 18 months ago" and referenced the manipulated photo that was recently released by Kensington Palace. The comedian and TV host laughed along with the audience as he made his dark joke.
He then went on to explain his thoughts on the matter, saying that he initially wanted to ignore the situation until the Photoshop incident occurred. He also commented on how the Royal family seems to be handling the situation in an "impressive" but possibly "bad" way. He made another joke about how there is a "non-zero chance" that Kate actually died 18 months ago and they are now "Weekend at Bernie's-ing" the situation. The reference was to the 1989 movie where two employees pretend their boss is still alive in order to use his vacation home.
This isn't the first time John has made a joke about the Royals. He previously made a sarcastic comment about the death of Queen Elizabeth II and joked that she was "looking up" at Princess Diana from the afterlife. However, his joke about Kate was cut from the episode when it aired on Sky in the UK.
The photo scandal, where a heavily manipulated picture of Kate with her children was released, has caused quite a stir. Many people have been questioning her whereabouts and even spreading wild conspiracy theories. But in response to these speculations, a spokesperson for Kensington Palace issued an apology on Kate's behalf.
The interview with John took place on Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen and the host asked him about the situation with Kate. John was initially taken aback but then responded with his jokes. He also referenced the Royal family's motto of "never complain, never explain" and said that there is a "non-zero chance" that Kate is actually dead.
It seems that John has a knack for making controversial jokes about the Royals. However, his comments are all in good fun and he certainly knows how to get a laugh out of his audience. The interview aired on Bravo in the US and if you have any celebrity stories, videos, or pictures, you can get in touch with the entertainment team by emailing them, calling their number, or visiting their Submit Stuff page. They would love to hear from you.
On a side note, Ben Shephard also made a comment about the photo scandal, challenging Prince William for "ignoring" the situation. And Lorraine Kelly had a three-word response to the fiasco. It seems that everyone has an opinion about the manipulated photo and the Royals' handling of the situation.
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