Video of Kate revealing cancer opens internal war at BBC. After all, whether or not the statement that is marking the world was edited – Celebrities

The controversy is open. The British newspaper Mirror reports that one of the members of the BBC team (Great Britain’s public television station) who filmed the video of Kate Middleton telling the world that she had cancer was edited.

As soon as information emerged that the video had been edited, and with the aim of proving that there was no manipulation, or correction, of the statements made by King Charles III’s daughter-in-law, a BBC source came forward to deny any manipulation, trying to avoid further controversy. around the princess

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The same source assured the British media that there was no editing of the video and that what viewers saw was what was filmed by the teamwho was also responsible for covering the King’s Coronation and the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II.

The BBC assures that it had no editorial participation in the message transmitted, was not involved in the distribution of the video and also did not make any edits to the recording, which was made two days before it was shared on social media by the Princess of Wales.

However, the now-silenced member of the BBC recording team that filmed the Princess of Wales’ video message announcing her cancer diagnosis last Wednesday has suggested that the footage was edited.

Remember that the future queen informed her subjects of her condition: “In January I underwent major abdominal surgery in London and at that time my condition was thought to be non-cancerous.… However, tests after the operation revealed the presence of cancer. My medical team therefore advised that I should undergo preventive chemotherapy and I am now in the early stages of that treatment.”