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Stephen Colbert has fallen down the rabbit hole that is #KateGate!

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.

Following the recent uproar surrounding Kate Middleton 's edited photo, attention has turned to a striking revelation regarding one of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex 's iconic images. It has been revealed that a photo of Harry and Meghan, taken during the announcement of their pregnancy with Princess Lilibet, also underwent digital alterations.The news came from their close friend and acclaimed photographer, Misan Harriman, who appeared to admit to manipulating the image during a podcast appearance on BBC Radio 3.

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.

The Royal family hit headlines over the weekend after the Princess Of Wales shared a picture with their children; Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, for Mother's Day, thanking the public for their support as she recovers from a 'planned abdominal surgery' in January.The picture is the first time that Kate had been seen since the hospital admittance. However, shortly after it was released, a number of major photo agencies pulled the photo from their collections as they claimed it was 'edited'.The Associated Press and other big photo groups sent out a "kill notice" to news places all over the world The Associated Press said: "At closer inspection it appears that the source has manipulated the image." Many fans also took to social media to point out discrepancies in the snap, such as blurry features and a mismatch in Princess Charlotte's sleeve.

Whoopi Goldberg is speaking out in defense of Kate Middleton.

Kate Middleton's Mother's Day photo has caused a bit of a stir in the Royal family, with a friend saying it was meant to be just an 'innocent family photo'. The Princess of Wales had to say sorry after she edited a family snap that was shared all over the world.The picture, which showed Kate hugging her three kids at their home in Windsor, was changed a bit by the future queen. She said sorry for the "confusion" about the changed photo, which made the biggest photo agencies in the world remove it from their libraries that millions of people use.

ITV's This Morning has been criticised for falling for a prank about a new TV show featuring Kate Middleton, amidst the chaos caused by the Princess of Wales' Mother's Day snap. The 42 year old shared an image of herself with her and Prince William's three children, Prince George, 10, Princess Charlotte, 8, and Prince Louis, 5, on Sunday, 10 March, but drama ensued after several photo companies pulled the images after it was accused of being Photoshopped.

Just when we thought it couldn’t get any worse, a new Princess Catherine conspiracy theory just dropped!

A Royal apology has come from Kate Middleton after multiple questions were raised about the first picture of her since her surgery. So much so, that top news agencies believe it's been tweaked digitally. The photo, which sees the Princess of Wales with her arms around her three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, is said to have been taken by Prince William and was posted on Mother's Day (Sunday, 10 March).

On Mother's Day, Kensington Palace released the first image of the Princess of Wales since she underwent 'planned abdominal surgery' in January.The sweet image, which was taken by Prince William, showed Kate sitting on a chair in the garden surrounded by their three children, Prince George, 10, Princess Charlotte, eight, and Prince Louis, five. However, hours after the photograph was posted to the official social media accounts of the Prince and Princess of Wales, a series of photo agencies including Reuters, Getty Images, Associated Press and AFP, pulled the image from their systems and issued a 'kill notice.' This required all clients to remove the picture from their platforms, too. Kensington Palace did not give a response when asked if the image had been edited.

The Prince of Wales has stepped out for the first time since controversy over a picture of his wife, Kate Middleton, and children began. William accompanied Queen Camilla and other members of the royal family as they celebrated Commonwealth Day, the annual celebration of the Commonwealth of Nations, with a Service of Celebration at London's Westminster Abbey, followed by a reception at Marlborough House.

Questions were raised about the Mother's Day photograph of the Princess of Wales after major news agencies questioned whether it had been edited. The image, which shows Kate Middleton with her three children for the first time since her abdominal surgery in January, faced intense scrutiny following the release of the snap.

to The Daily Mail. On Sunday, multiple photo agencies, including Reuters, the Associated Press, Getty, and AFP, withdrew the Mother’s Day photo Kensington Palace released Sunday picturing Middleton and her three children over fears that it had been digitally “manipulated.”A “kill notification” reportedly released by AP read, “At closer inspection, it appears that the source has manipulated the image.”The photo — the first official image released by Kensington Palace since the royal’s abdominal surgery in January — showed her smiling alongside Prince George, 10, Princess Charlotte, 8, and Prince Louis, 5.On Monday, the Princess of Wales apologized for releasing a doctored family photo of her and her children, blaming it on amateur editing fails.“Like many amateur photographers, I do occasionally experiment with editing,” the princess wrote.

Kensington Palace released the first official photo of Kate Middleton since her 'planned abdominal surgery' on Mother's Day.The sweet image, taken by Prince William, featured Kate sitting in a garden chair surrounded by the couple's three children, Prince George, 10, Princess Charlotte, eight, and Prince Louis, five. However, mere hours after the photo was posted, a slew of picture agencies including Getty Images and Reuters issued a 'kill notice,' which meant the image was removed from their systems and all clients were asked to remove it from their platforms, too.This was down to claims the photograph had been manipulated, after certain elements looked as if they had been tampered with.

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.

Following his eviction from Celebrity Big Brother on Friday, Gary Goldsmith sent a message to his niece Kate, Princess of Wales, and sister Carole Middleton this morning. Appearing on Good Morning Britain on Monday, 11 March, with Susanna Reid and Ed Balls, the businessman addressed the ongoing Mother's Day photo editing saga and described Kate as an "absolute treasure".

Kate Middleton has broken her silence following the controversial Mother's Day snap which was posted yesterday.

The Princess of Wales has broken her silence on the controversy surrounding her Mother's Day picture, where she shared a photograph of herself with children; Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. Many have called out the picture for being 'digitally modified', with multiple photo agencies removing it from their systems as they suspected editing.

The first image of Kate Middleton after her planned abdominal surgery has been pulled by major news agencies following claims it has been manipulated. The Princess of Wales marked her return to social media on Mother's Day, and posted a sweet photo with her three children, Prince George, 10, Princess Charlotte, eight, and Prince Louis, five. The image, which was taken by Prince William, showed Kate sitting on a chair in the garden with her arms around the young royals - all of them beaming.