Kate Middleton apologizes for family photo that caused confusion among people

The Princess of Wales has finally issued a public apology! Kate Middleton chose to apologize for what she called confusion over a photo of her with her three children taken by her husband, Prince William.

Kate apologized via a post on the X (formerly Twitter) platform. "Like many amateur photographers, I experiment from time to time with photo processing. I wanted to apologize for any confusion the family photo we shared yesterday caused. I hope everyone celebrating had the best Mother's Day,” she wrote on Kensington Palace's official X profile.

After all the conspiracy theories about her disappearance, especially after the surgical intervention in January of this year, this is her first public reaction on social media.

The photo of the Princess of Wales and her children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, was released yesterday as a thank you for all the support people have given Kate during this difficult post-surgery period, which hasn't stopped the theories from circulating yet again. conspiratorial. Soon after the photo was shared, many photo agencies and professionals in the field demanded that it be removed from social networks because it was badly edited.

The problem was about Princess Charlotte's hand, the prince's shirt, etc. It is usually Kate who takes the family photos, but this time the authorship of the photo is taken by Prince William, which was taken at Windsor Castle, when the family is living recently.

A source told People that Kate made what photographers call "minor adjustments." Kate and William's intention was to share an informal photo of the family together for Mother's Day. A spokesperson for the Associated Press released a statement to The Telegraph saying: "The photograph shows a discrepancy in the extent of Princess Charlotte's left hand and a host of other elements that have altered it greatly from the original photograph."

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Source: People