The TV star has been called out online over her horrible Kate Middleton tweet

The TV star questioned why Kate Middleton had "aged so much" after the mum-of-three made an appearance at Buckingham Palace for Remembrance Sunday.

Narinder Kaur tweeted: "Genuine question – why has Kate aged so much? Isn't she only 42? Is she a smoker? It's the only explanation."

Kaur was quickly slated over her harsh words with many saying the remark was nothing but cruel, especially after Kate's recent cancer diagnosis.

Narinder Kaur when someone survived cancer: pic.twitter.com/n6IUD8HrGW

— Hazel Appleyard (@HazelAppleyard_) November 10, 2024

One user said: "Very sad that you posted this knowing full well she had cancer."

A second added: "Why even comment on a woman’s appearance anyway? We should all be supporting each other, not lambasting."

Another wrote: "I’m a nurse and look after people with cancer, particularly women. I find what you said was not only deeply offensive but damn right cruel. You seem to exist on here only to be offensive to as many people as you can. Any woman with cancer should swerve you and your opinions.'

Narinder responds to backlash after Kate Middleton tweet

Narinder responded to the immense backlash by explaining that her brother also had cancer but didn't age. She said her brother sadly passed away from the disease and stressed that her question was a "genuine ask".

"Seems people took this the wrong way. It was a genuine ask. My brother had chemo. He didn't age. He died. Apologies if it was insensitive or just plain wrong. Hands up. I'm sorry," she stressed.

She later uploaded a video to apologise further and accepted that her remark was uncalled for.

A statement regarding yesterday.
Listen very carefully.
Thank you 😊 🙏 pic.twitter.com/DUauknrAnx

— Narinder Kaur (@narindertweets) November 11, 2024

"That wasn't my intention, my intention was not to be malicious or nasty or anything. I'm not like that, anybody who knows me. It was stupid to ask about the ageing. I've admitted that, I've put my hands up and apologised if it caused offence," she stated.

Nobody who has faced something as horrifying as cancer should ever be criticised about how they look. The comments about the Princess of Wales were nothing but senseless and a reminder of just how callous people can be when it comes to women's looks.

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