Kinsley Schofield's podcast Unfiltered sparked major backlash among viewers after a guest criticised Prince William's demeanour, labelling him "quite cold".
The GB News regular was joined by the Daily Mail's showbusiness editor, Nicole Lampert, to discuss Prince Harry going against the Royal Family's unofficial "never explain, never complain" motto. The motto meant staying silent during public controversies rather than arguing back or defending personal actions, something the Duke of Sussex defied with a flurry of bombshell revelations in his memoir and countless interviews.
Discussion on Royal Oversharing
As Kinsley praised Prince William and Princess Catherine for not "oversharing" family details with the public, Nicole commended the Princess of Wales for opening up about her cancer battle and for completing the Three Peaks Challenge for charity. She then riled up viewers after adding: "William seems to be quite cold, so maybe we want him to be a bit warmer."
The journalist continued: "I think when Harry was in the UK recently, we saw him preparing for the Invictus Games and joking around with people; we missed that joviality in the Royal Family."
Viewer Backlash
This sparked major backlash, as viewers took to the comments with fury. One insisted: "NO William is a strong, warm, loving man. Certainly NOT cold." Another echoed: "William is NOT cold at all!!! He’s a bit reserved & serious for good reason! Future King is not supposed to act like a court jester, FGS!!! (sic)"
"This guest is hopeless, Prince William is not cold!! Does she even know who they are?" slammed a third. As another added: "William... cold? Are you serious? Bizarre opinion!"
One commented: "William is not cold at all; he plays it well, hugs at the right time, and then becomes professional when he has to be." As a sixth echoed: "William is not cold. He just acts in a dignified manner. The Queen taught him well. He is clearly a warm, loving human being - look at how the kids turned out as a result of his loving parent."
Future King's Challenge
This comes just days after the Prince of Wales is said to inherit a major problem with his brother when he becomes King. Royal expert Robert Jobson, who previously appeared on Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered, claimed that when William takes the throne, he is going to be left to deal with his younger brother, who branded him his "arch-nemesis".
Jobson fumed: "Whatever happens here, it’s going to be short-lived, because Harry has described William as his arch-nemesis. Well, William at some stage in the future, with the King living with cancer, is going to be in charge of the purse strings. He’s going to be in charge of the whole train set."
