Kate Middleton Admits to Having Edited That Strange Mother’s Day Portrait

Prince William is reportedly finding it difficult to keep calm and carry on amid Kate Middleton’s cancer diagnosis. The Prince of Wales, 41, feels “helpless and scared” as the Princess, 42, receives treatment, according to Us Weekly.He allegedly has been asking other royal family members to fulfill his public duties so that he can stay home with Middleton and their kids Prince George, 10, Princess Charlotte, 8, Prince Louis, 5.“They know their mother is sick and is trying to get better,” said the source.The insider continued, “William is trying to be there for Kate and helping in every way he can.

Kate Middleton's cancer diagnosis has followed months of health scares for the Royal Family.

The Princess of Wales was seen on Christmas Day when she walked to church with the rest of the royal family. She held hands with her daughter Princess Charlotte and looked happy and relaxed as she grinned at well-wishers while strolling to the service at St Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham.

Kate Middleton, who was unable to attend Sunday’s St. Patrick’s Day parade, gave several soldiers a special treat this year to make up for her absence. The missing princess reportedly gave a local regimental bar in the UK town of Aldershot nearly $2,500 toward the bill so that members of the Irish Guard could celebrate the holiday at a post-parade party, reports the Daily Mail.

conspiracy theories surrounding her recovery from abdominal surgery.The Duchess of Cambridge, 42, has mainly been staying out of the public eye following the January operation, even though wild rumors about her whereabouts have recently swirled around the internet.On March 18, Middleton and her husband, Prince William, were spotted hanging out at a farm shop in Windsor — a move that Kensington Palace believed would put an end to the theories. According to the Daily Beast, the Princess of Wales was desperate to be seen at the farmer’s market — especially after her disastrous Mother’s Day photo fiasco.A source told the outlet that her appearance at the shop was “the right move, because ultimately she is fine and she needed that to be seen.”The Sun obtained footage of the couple out over the weekend, with some fans believing the video was doctored and that the woman in the clip was not Middleton.“There’s nothing you can do these days about a bunch of headbangers who have a vested interest in keeping the conspiracies going,” the source said.

casual outing over the weekend could have been “purposefully arranged” by palace officials, according to a royal expert.The Princess of Wales, 42, was seen looking “happy, healthy, and relaxed” as she joined William for a quick visit to a farm shop in Windsor.Palace sources have since told The Post that the Princess’s sighting should be enough to quell ongoing conspiracy rumors about the royal, but the ordeal seems to have sparked more confusion over her well-being.“I’ve seen the video of Kate and William — part of me is wondering if this has been purposefully arranged,” King Charles’s former butler Grant Harrold exclusively told The Post.

This Morning star Alison Hammond has joked about Kate Middleton's photo mistake on social media.The Princess of Wales got everyone talking when the Royal Family shared a photo on Mother's Day that had been edited. The Royal photo, which comes after Kate's planned abdominal surgery, showed the princess with her kids, Prince George, 10, Princess Charlotte, eight, and Prince Louis, five.

barely been seen in public since it was announced that she was having an unspecified planned abdominal surgery in January.Wild conspiracy theories about her whereabouts and the reason for her long absence have abounded on social media.Prince William has ignored questions about his wife’s condition and her recovery from the vague medical issue. Circumstances got more odd when Kensington Palace released a Mother’s Day photo of Middleton smiling with their children — Prince George, 10, Princess Charlotte, 8, and Prince Louis, 5.

Piers Morgan has made some bold claims about Prince William, suggesting that he's "trying to cover something up" as the mystery around Kate Middleton continues.

After a challenging week for the Princess of Wales, it's been claimed that she has been understandably left "very sad" that such a well-meaning gesture was the topic of such criticism.The decision to share a new image to mark Mothering Sunday was instantly heralded as the beginning of Kate’s much-anticipated return to public life - as well as a clear refute to all the bizarre conspiracy theories. However, on Sunday night, the Associated Press issued a “kill order” - an industry term for retracting an image.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have broken their silence over the controversy of Kate Middleton's edited photo. According to the US gossip site Page Six: "Sources close to Meghan Markle and Prince Harry" mentioned: "This isn't a mistake that Meghan would ever make...she has a keen eye and freakish attention to detail." However, a spokesperson from the couple's Archewell Foundation has spoken out, reports the Mirror. Speaking to Newsweek, the spokesperson said: "With respect to Page Six, that did not come from us." The outlet also said that the words Page Six got might be from "someone connected to the Sussexes, expressing a personal opinion, who was not officially authorised to speak on their behalf".

abdominal surgery in January. While many have speculated and conspired on social media that the Princess of Wales, 42, has simply disappeared, comedian John Oliver believes that she is perfectly fine.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been advised by an expert to extend a "subtle olive branch" to Prince William and Kate Middleton. Kate, Princess of Wales, has been in the spotlight recently due to a photo editing mishap, for which she has since apologised. A social media storm was whipped up after the Prince and Princess of Wales shared a picture on Sunday (March 10) showing Kate with her three children - Prince George, 10, Princess Charlotte, eight, and five-year-old Prince Louis.

Denise Welch didn't back as the Loose Women panellists discussed the controversy surrounding a photo of Kate Middleton. In celebration of Mother's Day, the Princess of Wales shared a photo of herself and her three children, however everything wasn't quite as it seemed.The photo quickly sparked backlash when multiple photo agencies issued a "kill notice" and removed it from their collections stating that it had been "digitally modified" as elements looked as if they had been tampered with. From Charlotte's hair abruptly stopping at her shoulder, to Kate's jacket zipper not lining up, eagle-eyed social media sleuths also noticed that the Princess of Wales wasn't wearing her wedding ring.

The Princess of Wales, is likely feeling "down in the dumps" over the furore surrounding her Mother's Day photo, a leading royal expert has explained. A social media storm was whipped up after the Prince and Princess of Wales shared a picture on Sunday (March 10) showing Kate with her three children - Prince George, 10, Princess Charlotte, eight, and five year old Prince Louis.The snap, which was released after Kate underwent abdominal surgery back in January, came after the public were first told that she wouldn't be able to return to royal duties until after Easter while she focused on her recovery. With the Princess out of the public eye, nasty rumours have started about her health online, and the release of the Mother's Day photo was meant to quieten the gossip.

Kate Middleton's Mother's Day photo has caused a royal crisis, with a friend saying it was meant to be a 'simple family snap'. Kensington Palace was thrown into turmoil when the Princess of Wales was forced to publicly apologised for altering a family picture that was shared globally.

An insider is speaking out on the Princess of Wales editing scandal.

Kate Middleton has publicly taken the blame for a manipulated family photograph shared by Kensington Palace as she issued a personal apology for the “confusion”.The photograph of the Princess of Wales, with her three children was released as a Mother's Day tribute, but quickly became the subject of a photo editing scandal.The snap, which features Kate with Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis by her side, was sent out by Kate and Prince William's official team on social media on Sunday, 10 March, and included a personal tribute written by Kate. But within a day, various photo agencies responsible for sharing official photographs to the world's media issued a 'kill notice', which means the photo was being removed from their collections.Then, despite being officially signed off from her royal duties until after Easter, Kate made a rare public statement in response to the furore, saying she wanted to apologise for "any confusion" caused by the family picture, which was taken at Windsor.

wearing her wedding ring, and her arms appeared to be unusually long.Top news organizations initially published the image, but later withdrew it — with AP saying that closer inspection revealed the source had manipulated the photo in a way that did not meet the news wire’s photo standards.

Kate Middleton is speaking out in a new statement after it was discovered that her Mother’s Day photo was digitally altered before being sent to press.