The internet remains undefeated when it comes to Kate Middleton’s suspicious whereabouts.
The Princess of Wales admitted she “occasionally attempts editing” after several photography agencies recalled her Mother’s Day photos in the UK, Kensington Palace said in a statement on Monday.
The rare admission prompted fans on
For example, a joker shared a photo Unflattering wax figures of Middleton and Prince William, wrote: “NEW: Kensington Palace releases photo of Kate and William celebrating Mother’s Day.”
Someone else took a photo Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz stands with a group of munchkins. “Kensington Palace releases photo of Kate doing well and visiting primary schools across London,” the caption read.
“Kensington Palace apologizes for the entire Photoshop editing process and has released new photos,” someone wrote alongside a black and white photo. Photo of the cast of The Munsters in 1964.
a fan shared. AI generated photos In Funny City, the fantasy world created by Nicki Minaj’s Roblox, a dark-haired woman with her two sons claims this is the first photo of Middleton since her abdominal surgery in January.
Someone else captioned a previously viral comparison of Khloe Kardashian’s appearance on an episode of Keeping Up With the Kardashians in 2020 Compared to what she posts on Instagram Middleton’s full statement.
“Like many amateur photographers, I occasionally try my hand at editing,” she writes. “I would like to apologize for any confusion caused by the family photos we shared yesterday. I hope everyone celebrating Mother’s Day had a happy Mother’s Day.”
Analyzing Kate Middleton’s Photoshop fail
- Kensington Palace released new photos and statement from Kate Middleton on Mother’s Day in the UK on Monday. Eagle-eyed fans immediately saw that the photo – which shows Kate surrounded by her three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis – was riddled with Photoshop or artificial intelligence errors.
- Kensington Palace refused to release the original photo, but the photo agency quickly recalled it over concerns it had been digitally “tampered with.”
- Middleton issued an apology on Monday after her photo went viral due to numerous Photoshop errors. “Like many amateur photographers, I occasionally try my hand at editing,” she says.
Hours after she apologized for altering a photo of her attending Westminster Abbey with William on Monday, Middleton was spotted attending the annual Commonwealth Day service without her. The princess looked out the window, away from the camera – sparking more speculation as to whether it was actually her.
The mother-of-three reportedly refused to release the unedited photo, despite calls from PR experts for Kensington Palace to do so in a bid to win the public’s trust.
“It makes sense [Kate’s] Playing on the computer at home and using AI tools, but if they really want to regain any kind of trust they should post unedited photos, it wouldn’t be so bad if they just made a few tweaks,” PR expert Mark Borkoski told the Daily Mail.
“I find they’ve risen to the challenge of just having the statement as an explanation – the problem is with all the conspiracy theories being circulated, whether people believe it or not, I’m not sure they do.”