Princess Catherine of Britain issued an apology on Monday regarding a family photograph released by Kensington Palace in celebration of British Mother’s Day. She clarified that the photo had been edited before its release, acknowledging the confusion it caused.
In a statement, the princess, who married Prince William in 2011, admitted to experimenting with editing like many amateur photographers. She expressed regret for any misunderstanding caused by the altered family picture and extended wishes for a joyful Mother’s Day to all.
Princess Catherine Offers Apology for ‘Confusion’ Surrounding Edited Family Photo (Credits: The Guardian)
The photograph, featuring the princess and her three children—Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis—was initially shared by Kensington Palace on Sunday. The caption expressed gratitude for well-wishes and support received over recent months.
Attributed to William as the photographer, the image marked Catherine’s first official appearance since undergoing abdominal surgery in January. However, the photo sparked speculation due to perceived irregularities, prompting several news organizations to retract it amid concerns of digital manipulation.
