The 52-year-old former Smiths frontman continued to put his contempt for British insititutions on display with T-shirts emblazoned with the words, 'We hate William and Kate' at a gig in ArgentinaGigriders.com
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Morrissey has deliberately walked into another row with yet another controversial statement after dressing his band in T-shirts emblazoned with the message "'We hate William and Kate" above an image of the royal couple when they got married.
The provocative stage gear was on full display at a gig in Argentina where he told fans that the Falkland Islands belonged to Argentina, not Britain.
He told a 15,000-strong crowd in Beunos Aires: "We all know that the Malvinas [Falklands] are Argentina's."
UK claims to the islands were the fault of the government and Argentinians should not "blame" British people, he said.
International Business Times UK rounds up other celebrities who have managed to get on the wrong side of politics.
