Remember the “Free Britney” movement? This is kind of like that,but with the royals.
Editing a PR photo is not remarkable,but these days a fear of AI fakes means things are more complicated.
The scenario of Kate in her home office,tinkering to create the perfect comeback photo after abdominal surgery in January,is genuinely bizarre and weird.
Catherine tweeted out her apology while convalescing. But what was she really apologising for? And why?
The furore surrounding Princess Catherine’s edited photograph has perhaps surpassed the notorious Oprah interview with Prince Harry and Meghan.
The Princess of Wales has apologised for causing confusion after admitting to editing a family photograph that was withdrawn by picture agencies.
Hany Farid,a professor of computer sciences at the University of California Berkeley,says the issue with the photo looked like a “bad Photoshop job”.
Most of Britain’s front pages feature the controversial photo – only some of them had enough time to address accusations of image manipulation.
The King will be absent from the commemoration of the group’s 75th anniversary celebrations while the recuperates from cancer treatment.
The image of Princess Catherine and her children,the first released since her surgery,appears to contain a glitch that suggests the image has been doctored.
Secrets love shadows,and the public’s appetite for respecting Kate’s privacy request has cracked. We pay for her high life,we want to see her. Wheel her out or our curiosity could turn toxic.