In recent developments surrounding the British royal family, tech entrepreneur Christopher Bouzy has caused a stir with his contentious claims about a misdirection campaign orchestrated by the Palace and the British media. Bouzy took to social media to cast doubt on the authenticity of a recent video announcement featuring Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge, who was diagnosed with cancer.

In a post on X, Bouzy accused the Palace of lying and alleged that the British press willingly participated in spreading falsehoods. Drawing a parallel to "North Korean propaganda," he criticized both entities for what he perceived as deceptive tactics. Bouzy further claimed that doctored images and the use of a body double were part of this alleged campaign.

Bouzy's remarks quickly drew backlash from royal watchers on social media, with some users condemning his actions as intrusive and disrespectful. Many expressed their empathy for Middleton, highlighting the importance of compassion during a difficult time for the Duchess. The outrage was palpable, with comments ranging from labeling Bouzy as "despicable" to asserting that his comparisons to Trump and North Korea were "beyond vile."

It is worth noting that Bouzy garnered fame in the royal sphere after his appearance in Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's 2022 Netflix documentary, "Harry & Meghan." His initial claim that Middleton's recent public appearance was fake caused shockwaves in the online community. Posting video clips of the Duchess and Prince William alongside their recent outing, Bouzy questioned whether Middleton has genuinely resurfaced after her cancer diagnosis.

In response to this skepticism, a BBC reporter named Sonja McLaughlan joined in on the speculations by suggesting that the person accompanying Prince William might be a body double. McLaughlan expressed concern over newspapers reporting this as fact and added that it was "obviously not Kate." However, her initial tweet has since been restricted.

Sources close to the royal family have revealed that Middleton and Prince William visited a store after watching their children participate in sports activities. The aim of the video, according to insiders, was to dispel any lingering doubts about the Duchess's recovery and bring an end to the speculations surrounding her health.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, were reportedly unaware of Middleton's cancer diagnosis beforehand and discovered the news through television, like the general public. Expressing their well wishes for her recovery, Prince Harry and Markle emphasized their hopes for privacy and peace for Middleton and her family during this challenging time.

As the royal rumor mill continues to churn, Bouzy's allegations against the British royal family have elicited strong reactions from the public. While the Palace and the British media have yet to respond directly to his claims, the spotlight remains on Middleton and her ongoing battle with cancer.