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 One can only imagine the Palace s telephone lines ringing off the hook with all Kate Middleton-centric conspiracies, now being labelled as Katespiracy or Kate Gate, having blown out of proportion. Social media trends are bombarding new terminologies and whatnot to address the Princess of Wales  whereabouts and health. Unfortunately, Kensington Palace s  very clear  claims about her resuming her royal station after Easter are not eno stanley cup ugh to keep it all under control. The royal family would ve been hoping for everything to quiet down. On the contrary, now, America has joined the chat. US TV sensations have no intentions of holding back from spilling the tea. The recently d stanley website octored Mother s Day family portrait has exacerbated the inconvenience for Princess Catherine. Her husband s alleged affair resurfacing amidst it all has put salt on the royal scenario. Here are some American celebs  two cents on the growing controversies.        The Late Show host Stephen Colbert  spills the tea  on Prince William s alleged affair with Lady Rose Hanbury,    US coverage of Kate Middleton s conspiracy theories1. Is Prince William Cheating  The Late Show host Stephen Colbert spills the teaIn one of his latest opening monologues, Colbert went around sniffing Prin stanley cup ce William s alleged affair. While the rumours itself has consumed tabloids for quite a while, the talebearing accusation rose to the top again when Middleton s disappearance became the talk of the internet.     Also read | Meghan Markle w Adbk China launches investigation into claims about  genetically-altered  twins
 The devastating floods in Nepal have not only killed 120 people and displaced tens of thousands but they have also destroyed the habitat of wild animals and swept away several endangered one-horn stanley becher ed rhinos to India.         Nepal Army soldiers help clean mud after floods hit parts of Biratnagar s domestic airport, 240 km from the capital Kathmandu, on August 16, 2017. At least 221 people have died and more than 1.5 million have been displaced by monsoon flooding across India, Nepal and Bangladesh. AFP     Officials at Chitwan National Park, especially famous as the habitat of the Royal Bengal Tiger, one-horned rhinos and elephants, are preparing to bring back the endangered animals that were swept away to different places within Nepal and to India.   According to Nepals national news agency RSS, authorities have been searching for the missing rhinos for the past two days. One was found dead while a two-year-old rhino was detected in an Indian settlement and four more in jungles along the Nepal-India border. Chitwan National P stanley us arks information officer, Nurendra Aryal, was quoted as saying that Nepalese authorities had located a two-year-old baby rhino at Bagaha, 42 km southeast of Balmiki Nagar in India, and were in touch with Indian officials to bring it back.  However, officials are facing difficulties in bringing back the animals from India as the highway on the Nepalese sid stanley website e has been cut off by flood waters.    A Nepalese man wades through flood waters across a field close t