US talk show host Andy Cohen has apologized to Kate Middleton and wished “he would shut up” for spreading conspiracy theories before the future queen announced she had cancer.

The 55-year-old was criticized last month for questioning Duchess Kate’s whereabouts and making comments in a video released by the media, with many calling for him to apologize.

The US radio and television host expressed regret for the princess’s comments after announcing her cancer diagnosis and treatment results.

Cohen apologized for his comments on SiriusXM’s Andy Radio, his first show since the Princess of Wales’ shocking health announcement.

Cohen said: “I just want to say that the news about Kate Middleton breaks my heart and I think there are people who sky news Call me a fool, and they’re right. I wish I had shut up. “

He added: “We are all praying for Kate and King Charles.”

The rumors intensified after Kate admitted to photoshopping photos of herself and her children that she posted online. When video of Kate visiting a farm shop in March was released, Cohen fueled conspiracy theories on Twitter: “That’s not Kate…”

He also addressed theories about Kate on his Dad’s Diaries podcast on March 22, bringing up rumors that Prince William was having an affair.

Several other critics and commentators, as well as some of Meghan Markle’s supporters, also apologized for their comments about Kate Middleton, who has cancer.

Some royal fans and experts have also urged the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to do the same because their comments hurt Prince William and his wife.