‘GMA’ host Lara Spencer apologizes for Prince George ballet joke
Prince George was defended online after “Good Morning America” host Lara Spencer made a remark about him taking ballet lessons. Image: Steve Parsons/Pool via AP, File
NEW YORK — “Good Morning America” host Lara Spencer has apologized for on-air comments about 6-year-old Prince George taking ballet.
On Instagram Friday she called her comments “insensitive” and told George that when it comes to ballet or any other passion he should “GO FOR IT” and “love every minute of it.”
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Spencer was reading George’s busy schedule a day earlier on “Good Morning America” and when it came to ballet she paused then said, “We’ll see how long that lasts.”
The moment brought criticism on Twitter, with some saying she was bullying the young royal.
George, the oldest child of Kate the Duchess of Cambridge and Prince William, is a great-grandson of Queen Elizabeth II. He is third in line for the throne behind his grandfather, Prince Charles, and his father. NVG
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