Former Vanity Fair travel editor Victoria Mather's remarks on LBC radio, suggesting a link between stress and cancer, drew significant backlash. Mather implied that Prince Harry's involvement in events like Megxit may have contributed to King Charles' stress levels.
Scobie condemned Mather's comments, denouncing them as "the lowest of the low." He also referenced her previous controversial remarks about Meghan Markle, highlighting a pattern of bias.
Former British journalist Lorraine King echoed Scobie's sentiment, expressing skepticism about Mather's dramatic assertions and drawing a parallel to potential future claims.
The public's reaction to Mather's comments underscores the sensitivity of attributing health issues to external factors, especially when involving personal relationships within the royal family.
Scobie's staunch defense of Prince Harry reflects a broader sentiment among supporters who reject attempts to assign blame without sufficient evidence. The discourse highlights the complexities surrounding discussions of health and family dynamics within the royal context.
