A photograph of Queen Elizabeth II with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren published last year has been digitally enhanced, a global photo agency has revealed.
Shared in April last year to mark the late monarch's 97th birthday, the portrait was taken by Kate Middleton in August 2022, just weeks before the Queen's death, it reported. he daily mail.
Although the image has been in public for almost a year, Getty Images posted an editor's note on Monday stating that “the image has been digitally enhanced at source,” a Getty spokesperson said. The Telegraph.
The latest thread in the photo editing furor comes as the Princess of Wales was seen smiling and looking relaxed while shopping with her husband in the first photos of the royal couple together since Kate's surgery.
Kate's recovery from abdominal surgery appears to have progressed after images obtained by Sun It showed her and William, the Prince of Wales, in a farm shop near where they live in Windsor.
In the video you can see the princess with her hair down, dressed in a black jacket and leggings, chatting with William and carrying a large white bag.
A major photo agency reveals that another real photograph was manipulated
Although the image has been in public for almost a year, Getty Images posted an editor's note on Monday stating that “the image has been digitally enhanced at source,” a Getty spokesperson said.The Telegraph.
Maryam Zakir-HussainMarch 19, 2024 08:52
Smiling Kate filmed chatting with Prince William during a visit to a farm shop near her home in Windsor
In the video you can see the princess with her hair down, dressed in a black jacket and leggings, chatting with William and carrying a large white bag.
Maryam Zakir-HussainMarch 19, 2024 08:00
Kate's health and Charles' cancer fight: What royal commentators are saying about the Windsors
With their numerous health problems, bitter fallout, high-profile feuds and endless rumors that capture the public's imagination like no other, rarely has the scrutiny on the royal family been so high.
King Charles' cancer diagnosis after a routine prostate procedure was followed by the even more alarming news that Kate Middleton would remain in hospital for 14 days after surgery on her abdomen.
Maryam Zakir-HussainMarch 19, 2024 07:39
Two Telegram channels were the 'main source' of fake news about King
Two Telegram channels were the “main source” of fake news claiming King Charles was dead, Ukraine's Center for Combating Disinformation has claimed.
The fake news about the king's death was first shared by an account with the name 'Open Ukraine' at 7:02 am Ukraine time on Monday morning.
Later, at 1:47 p.m., the TG channel 'Uncle Slava' published a false document confirming the death of the monarch.
The center found that those two TG channels were the main sources spreading the fake news, which was reported by pro-Putin Russian media.
“Open Ukraine” and “Uncle Slava” are included in the center's list of channels for spreading Russian disinformation. There are more than 100 channels in the list.
Matt MathersMarch 19, 2024 07:00
ICYMI: Pro-Putin media reports fake news about King Charles' death
Pro-Putin Russian media outlets falsely reported that King Charles was dead after news of the monarch's death spread online.
Mash, a Moscow-based online news outlet, said news of Charles' death “spread quickly through Russian media” after false information was posted on Telegram (TG), the encrypted messaging service.
Sputnik, the Russian state news service, was one of the other outlets to report the story, saying: “Britain's King Charles III has died at the age of 75, according to media reports.”
Matt MathersMarch 19, 2024 06:00
ICYMI: Meghan Markle Reportedly Returning to Netflix with Lifestyle Series American Riviera Orchard
In a report of daily mail Posted on March 15, insiders claimed that Meghan Markle “is starting filming her Netflix show in a few weeks” to tie in with American Riviera Orchard.
Matt MathersMarch 19, 2024 05:00
ICYMI: William Directly Compares Kate and Diana's 'Bullying', Royal Expert Says
William directly compares Kate and Diana's 'bullying', says royal expert
The Prince of Wales feels he is “seeing elements” of the “bullying” his mother experienced in speculation about the Princess of Wales' health, a royal expert has said. Roya Nikkah, royal editor of the Sunday Times, spoke to Good Morning Britain on Monday (March 18) after reporting that Kate “may talk about her recovery” from her abdominal surgery at future engagements. “Having seen her mother go through a lot of that, her mother's bullying, I think [Prince William] “He feels like he's seeing elements of that repeating themselves again in terms of demands and complaints to his wife about her medical privacy,” Ms. Nikkah said.
Matt MathersMarch 19, 2024 04:00
Piers Morgan claims to have heard 'alarming things' about Kate Middleton
Piers Morgan has weighed in on Kate Middleton's photo-editing conspiracy, saying he has heard “alarming things.”
Matt MathersMarch 19, 2024 03:00
The uncomfortable truth about Kate and William that no one wants to admit
With the memory of their mother still casting a long shadow, both Harry and William are determined to do things their own way.
but ask Teresa DunlopAfter a week of turmoil and many unanswered questions, does this spell trouble in a world where there are now more palaces than big name real actors?
Read Tessa's article in full here:
The uncomfortable truth about Kate and William that no one wants to admit
With the memory of their mother still casting a long shadow, both Harry and William are determined to do things their own way. But, asks Tessa Dunlop, after a week of turmoil and many unanswered questions, does this spell trouble in a world where there are now more palaces than big name real actors?
Matt MathersMarch 19, 2024 02:00
Kate's health and Charles' cancer fight: What royal commentators are saying about the Windsors
With their numerous health problems, bitter fallout, high-profile feuds and endless rumors that capture the public's imagination like no other, rarely has the scrutiny on the royal family been so high.
King Charles' cancer diagnosis after a routine prostate procedure was followed by the even more alarming news that Kate Middleton would remain in hospital for 14 days after surgery on her abdomen.
Matt MathersMarch 19, 2024 01:00
