Kensington Palace Deemed Untrustworthy by News Agencies After Photo Editing Scandal
Following a controversial photo edit by Princess Kate, major news outlets question the reliability of Kensington Palace, sparking a historical review of royal image manipulation.
- AFP, along with other major news agencies, has declared Kensington Palace an untrusted source following a photo editing scandal involving Princess Kate.
- Princess Kate apologized for editing a family photo, which led to widespread speculation and conspiracy theories about her health and whereabouts.
- Historical instances of royal photo editing have come to light, showing that the practice dates back centuries.
- Dutch King Willem-Alexander humorously referenced the scandal, highlighting its impact on the royal community.
- Major news outlets are reviewing past images from Kensington Palace for manipulation, and Instagram added an 'altered photo' warning to the controversial Mother's Day photo.
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