Prince William slammed for his 'insensitive' coronavirus comment
During a trip to Ireland, Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge was caught joking about coronavirus
Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, during a trip to Ireland was caught joking about coronavirus with a National Ambulance Service paramedic.
Twitter blew up in a fit of rage as soon as the news went viral. Users flew in, bashing the prince for his insensitive comments.
At the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin the Duke indulged in a conversation with a paramedic in regards to the threat level of the coronavirus. During the course of the conversation, the Time reported the prince saying, "I bet everyone's like, 'I've got coronavirus, I'm dying,' and you're like, 'No, you've just got a cough.' It does seem quite dramatic about coronavirus at the moment. Is it being a little bit hyped up, do you think, in the media?"
Unsurprisingly, the comment gained traction rather quickly, and even made headlines for all the worst possible reasons. Some fans pointed out the pampering Prince William receives when compared to his younger brother and sister-in-law.
While others straight up condemned the prince’s actions, dubbing them rather "crude", and "distasteful."
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