Prince William finds himself amidst controversy as The Washington Post publishes a satirical cartoon questioning his transparency regarding Kate Middleton's recent public absence.
The magazine's editorial cartoon, unveiled on Wednesday, subtly hints at the Prince of Wales' potential role in orchestrating Kate's absence from public view and the recent controversy surrounding a Mother's Day photo.
Depicting William manipulating a cardboard cut-out of Kate from a Kensington Palace window using strings, the cartoon also includes symbolic items like leftover wood, a bundle of string, and scissors in the backdrop.
This cartoon gained significant traction online, especially following Kate's admission to digitally altering a Mother's Day portrait featuring her children, which was shared on their official social media account.
Reacting to the cartoon, one user on the platform X (previously known as Twitter) commented, "OMG, the Washington Post didn't hold back," and added, "Considering Prince William's attempts to gain attention from the US, this satire seems fitting."
This satirical take further intensifies scrutiny on Prince William's silence regarding his wife's whereabouts, particularly following her abdominal surgery earlier in January.
