Hello, hello, hello, hello, welcome to the naughty but nice show. I'm your host, Rob Shooter. It's Monday morning. Garrett is off today because we're taping really, really early

in the morning. I'm doing a ton of TV all day about Kate Middleton. I wanted to make sure

we got our podcast done bright and early by 9 o'clock every morning. We have a new episode

for you, so I'm up early today doing the podcast by myself, but I'm never really by myself, Nauties.

You're there with me holding my hand along the way.

Let's jump into the show. What time is it, my friends?

It is tea time.

So today's episode is going to focus on Kate Middleton.

Friday we got the breaking news about her cancer diagnosis and today we're going to dedicate the show to all things Kate and we're

going to do it in a nice way. Okay, big story at the top of the show. There have been calls for Stephen Colbert, Andy Cohen, Kim Kardashian,

and even Blake lively to apologize after they all mocked Kate Middleton. So the criticism

directed at Colbert, Kardashian, Cohen and others for mocking Kate Middleton's disappearance and spreading rumors about her

personal life reflect a broader concern about the lack of discretion and empathy in the public

discourse, especially when it evolves around someone's personal struggles.

Let me remind you, Colbert made fun of the royal couple, even bringing up old

rumours about a potential and alleged and fair that William may have had, may not have

had. Also, Kim Kardashian is involved in the controversy before Kate

announced that she had cancer. Kim did push these conspiracy theories and now she's been

criticised for spreading, quote, harmful misinformation. And who can forget that Andy Cohen,

who always has to get in on the action,

he didn't believe that the video of Kate at the farm market was real, sparking more speculation

there. And then Omid Scobie, that's Megan Markle and Harry's friend. He's getting pushback too

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