After weeks of intense speculation, not only on social media but also in some news outlets, the tone of U.S. coverage of the Princess of Wales’ health has changed.

Just like in England, Kate’s Cancer Diagnosis Friday dominated the major broadcasters and newspapers.

This is a marked shift from reports in recent weeks, where jokes were made and conspiracy theories spread in the wake of the now-infamous film’s release. Edited Mother’s Day Photos From Kensington Palace.

The photo was intended to quell speculation about the princess’ abdominal surgery, but it fanned the flames when news organizations pulled it from editors.

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On “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” the host joked about the royal family, while the satirical news program “The Daily Show” aired a six-minute segment about the situation.

Andy Cohen, the host of the American talk show “Watch What Happens Live!”, also wrote on Twitter after the photo was exposed: “That’s not Kate…” The Princess of Wales and Prince William shop at the farm shop In Windsor.

However, The View host Whoopi Goldberg took a more serious approach, suggesting that conspiracy theories following the photo’s release were not kind.

Entertainment website TMZ aired a documentary called “TMZ Investigates: Where is Kate Middleton?” Airing on Fox on Thursday night, broadcaster Piers Morgan and Princess Diana’s former butler Paul Burrell made comments, as well as a US surgeon general.

Some details from the show now appear to have been removed from the TMZ website.

Two podcasters who frequently share commentary and conspiracy theories have had their content removed from social media.

Sky News analysis found that the day before the photo was posted (March 9), “Kate Middleton” was mentioned about 2,600 times on Facebook and Instagram in the United States, and the number of mentions exceeded 128,000 the next day (March 11) Second-rate.

Now, the tone has changed in the United States, with expressions of support and well-wishes pouring in from around the world.

Hashtags including “WeLoveYouCatherine” and “GetWellSoonCatherine” were trending on X (formerly Twitter) on Friday night, a site that sparked much feverish speculation earlier this month.

Kate’s diagnosis was one of the top stories on major broadcasters including CNN, CBS and Fox News on Saturday morning and will no doubt make headlines throughout the weekend .

On CNN’s website, there is a section dedicated to Kate’s diagnosis and “what we know,” including comments from the royal family and medical experts. CBS is covering the story, along with an article about the doctor’s “insights.”

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Harry and Meghan, who now live in the United States, were among thousands of well-wishers who shared messages of support after the princess’ announcement, issuing a simple statement that referenced the noise surrounding her in recent weeks — —They also know this situation well themselves.

They said: “We wish Kate and her family good health and recovery and hope they can do so privately and peacefully.”

American headlines and the internet are now looking for “niceness.”

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As the future queen, Kate will never have a typical private life – but hopefully she can now continue her treatment and stay away from the chaos of intrigue.