Piers Morgan comments on Kate Middleton conspiracy theories – latest

The Labour leader said it was his “human response” as “a dad and a human being”.

Asked if he feels sorry for Kate, he told Channel 5’s Jeremy Vine: “Yes. I think that we should leave her alone.

The Archbishop of Canterbury has joined a growing chorus of voices urging more privacy for the Princess of Wales as she continues to recover from surgery.

Justin Welby branded the conspiracy theories surrounding Kate during her absence from the public eye as “old-fashioned village gossip” and said people who have health concerns should be allowed “to live their lives in peace”.

“We are obsessed with conspiracy and we have little sense of the humanity of those who are caught in the glare of the news,” he told Times Radio. “It doesn’t matter who it is, people should be allowed to be ill, have an operation, whatever it is, and to live their lives in peace without everyone demanding that they prove something every other day.”

The Princess of Wales is easing back into work following abdominal surgery by focusing on her early years project to improve the lives of newborn babies.

Kate has been kept up to date with her campaign and the “overwhelmingly positive” results of a study she inspired, Kensington Palace confirmed.

Pictures show the Princess Royal with Commander ARRC Lieutenant General Sir Ralph Wooddisse during her visit to the headquarters of the Allied Rapid Reaction Corps at Imjin Barracks, Innsworth, Gloucester.

Princess Anne officially opened the newly built Carne Building Officers’ Single Living Accommodation

A private lodgings once home to the likes of Queen Elizabeth, Winston Churchill, and the Duke of Wellington will open to the public for the first time ever.

In medieval era, the Lord Warden was created to allow the crown control of five critical ports – Cinque Ports – of the southeast coast and was one of the most esteemed offices in England.

Recently barely a day has gone by without the royal family appearing on a newspaper front page, and this week has been no exception.

Already this year Buckingham Palace has been rocked by a shock cancer diagnosis, and the scandal linking Prince Andrew to paedophile Jeffrey Epstein has continued to rumble on.

And Kate Middleton’s operation recovery has been the latest focus of worldwide media attention in recent weeks.

Piers Morgan has issued a fierce defence of the ”royal rock star Kate” following a week of frenzied public attention.

The Princess of Wales has been subject to wild conspiracy theories over her withdrawal from public life as she recovers from abdominal surgery which she underwent in January.

“Kate Middleton is now the biggest star in the Royal Family and has become a crown jewel who must be protected at all costs,” Mr Morgan wrote in The Sun.

With the memory of their mother still casting a long shadow, both Harry and William are determined to do things their own way.

But, asks Tessa Dunlop, after a week of turmoil and many questions left unanswered, does this spell trouble in a world where there are now more palaces than major royal players?

Sir Keir told Channel 5’s Jeremy Vine: “We should just butt out and leave her alone… That’s not really a political response, it’s a human response, as a dad and a human being.”

Nelson Silva, 40, said he saw a “relaxed” princess with his “own eyes” as she shopped with William in the meat section of the upmarket grocery on the Windsor Park estate on Saturday.