Most Americans think celebrities who joked about the Princess of Wales should apologize, a poll for Newsweek suggests.
Celebrities who joked about Kate Middleton being 'missing' prior to her cancer announcement should apologize, almost two thirds of Americans believe.Stephen Colbert, Andy Cohen and Kim Kardashian were among those to join in the social media trend before Kate's shock revelation that she had been undergoing chemotherapy.Exclusive polling for Newsweek by Redfield & Wilton shows 59 percent of U.S.
'For the last six weeks to two months, everybody has been talking about the mystery of Kate Middleton's disappearance from public life, and two weeks ago we did some jokes about that mystery and all the attendant froo-frah in the reporting about that.'When I made those jokes, that upset some people and, even before her diagnosis was revealed, and I can understand that.
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