Mystery surrounds the Princess of Wales after a photo of her with her three children was ‘killed’ by leading news agencies due to evidence it had been photoshopped. The photo marked the first official portrait issued of Kate since ‘planned abdominal surgery’ back in January. Concerns for Kate have been swirling online for weeks, and the photo seemed intended to put minds at ease. But it has only served to deepen the mystery, with Kensington Palace refusing to issue an unaltered version. A statement from the Princess of Wales said: ‘Like many amateur photographers, I do occasionally experiment with editing. I wanted to express my apologies for any confusion the family photograph we shared yesterday caused. I hope everyone celebrating had a very happy Mother’s Day. C’ Royal sources stressed that this was ‘an amateur, family photograph taken by the Prince of Wales’. They said the couple wanted to offer an ‘informal’ picture of the family together for Mother’s Day and the princess made ‘minor adjustments’, as she has shared in her statement on social media. An aide added: ‘The Wales family spent Mother’s Day together and had a wonderful day.’ #royals #katemiddleton #princessofwales
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Controversy surrounds withdrawal of Kate Middleton’s photograph over editing concerns
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