Topics: Celebrity, Kate Middleton, Royal Family, TV And Film, UK News, Social Media, Twitter
Good Morning Britain panelist Narinder Kaur claims she has received threats of physical, racial and sexual violence online since tweeting a controversial comment about Kate Middleton's appearance this weekend.
Now - following a public apology for her remark - the TV presenter has released a series of statements on X hitting back at the disproportionately offensive slander she has received from disgruntled social media users.
The online debacle kicked off yesterday following the Princess of Wales' unexpected appearance at the Cenotaph - the Remembrance Sunday service in London to memorialise those killed in the First and Second World Wars.
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The 43-year-old mother-of-three was not scheduled to attend the event, but filled in for Camilla at the last minute after The Queen was diagnosed with a chest infection.
The event marked Kate's second major Royal appearance in a row following the conclusion of her cancer treatment, after she announced back in September that she was now 'cancer-free'.
Following the future-Queen Consort's televised appearance, TV host Narinder Kaur quote-tweeted a post delivered by the Mail Online, accusing the Princess of having 'aged'.
Taking to X yesterday (11 Nov), Naur tweeted: "Genuine question - why has Kate aged so much? Isn't she only 42?"
She added: "Is she a smoker? It's the only explanation."
The message sparked mass outrage from Royal Family fans, leading Kaur to apologise for the ill-thought that went into her remark - which she, herself, branded both 'stupid' and 'insensitive'.
Sadly, however, the former Big Brother contestant has since been met with a flood of of sexual, racial and violent abuse.
Naur has since released a series of social media statements, standing her ground against the disproportionate abuse.
In response to one racist tweet, she wrote: "Do you see how RIDICULOUS you all sound?? Over a tweet about AGING?? The abuse has been on par with had I killed kids.
"It's RIDICULOUS and it's racially-motivated."
To another sexually-illicit remark, Naur added: "The constant CONSTANT reference to my underwear is disgusting. It really is. What utter lowlives you all are."
And after coming under fire from another user, Naur discovered that themselves had previously been fired from their job following a racist tweet about the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle.
"Is this you Julie?" she tweeted with her proof. "Sacked over racist tweets about Meghan Markle?? And you're coming at ME about some aging tweet?? Hahahahaha. What a clown !!! What a HYPOCRITE. WORSE."
In another tweet, Naur gave an official response: "What this was all about was I as a brown woman, an Indian, had the gall to criticise Kate's appearance... you will not silence my voice just because I'm a brown woman."
