Jamie Lee Curtis, who has rarely held back on topical debates online, weighed in on the viral conspiracies surrounding Princess Kate since the now notorious Mother’s Day photo was released just hours before the royal revealed she has cancer.
Now, the Hollywood star delivered an equally scathing update as she had the last word against critics, warning them on how to go about their lives from here on.
She wrote in the comments of her original Instagram post: “AFTERWORD!
“And now Princess Kate has told us about her health and now we should send nothing but our best wishes to her and her family and focus on our own lives and the lives of people directly related to us, and the myriad life-threatening issues to our children that we can focus on.”
The Halloween legend initially shared a photo of Princess Kate on Friday demanding that people “just STOP with this bulls**t conspiracy theory”.
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She told her five million followers in the caption: “This is a human being with young children, and clearly some sort of a health issue. That is a private matter.
“Do we not have better things to do and more important things to think about and be concerned about than this?
“It’s a really low point in our society when there are SO MANY crucial issues that need our attention.” (sic)
Countless fans praised the 65-year-old’s brazen stand against the royal’s critics, including some A-listers as Tom Hanks’ wife and famed producer Rita Wilson wrote: “Agree Jamie.”
One follower added: “Medical things are so personal. How they’re treating Kate is the dark side of social media.”
Another agreed with the Haunted Mansion actress saying: “I’m sick and tired of the BS conspiracy theories. Fortunately, she found the strength to let the world know what’s really happening.”
The Princess of Wales delivered her emotional news on Friday evening in a short clip on social media as she sat on a sun-drenched bench, thanking the public for their “support” and “understanding” following her surgery in January.
The mother-of-three added: “At the time, it was thought that my condition was non-cancerous. The surgery was successful, however, tests after the operation on cancer had been present.”
