It was discovered that the photo of the late Queen Elizabeth II and her children taken by Kate was also heavily edited, exposed by a world-famous photo agency.

The agency claimed the photo, taken by Kate and released by Kensington Palace in 2023, had been “digitally altered”.

According to CNN, Getty Images, a famous photo news agency, recently announced that another photo of the late Queen Elizabeth II and her great-grandchildren, taken by Princess Kate herself, was also awkwardly edited. about.

Getty Images said the photo of the late Queen Elizabeth II with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, taken by Kate and released by Kensington Palace in 2023, had been “digitally altered”. An analysis by CNN news agency also showed signs of change in 19 places.

Photo of the late Queen Elizabeth II with her great-grandchildren taken by Kate in August 2022.

This is the latest discovery while the public is still talking about the story of the Mother’s Day photo taken of Kate and her children. The photo, believed to have been taken by William, was also edited. Kate apologized and stated that she enjoys “experimenting” with photo editing.

Newly discovered inconsistencies in a photo of the late Queen Elizabeth II make Kate the focus of even more questions. It even threatens to destroy the British Crown’s relationship with the world’s leading news and photography agencies.

The controversy focuses on a photo published in April 2023, showing the late Queen Elizabeth II sitting around with 10 of her great-grandchildren. The palace said the photo was taken by Kate at Balmoral Castle in Scotland months before the Queen’s death, but editing has led to confusion over whether the photo was actually composited from several another photo or not.

It is suspected that the photo was edited in at least 19 places.

Inconsistencies in the photo include the discrepancy in the dress and the thin blanket covering the legs of the late Queen Elizabeth II as well as the sofa on which she was sitting. Princess Charlotte’s strands of hair appear to have been multiplied, while the edge of Louis’ shoulder is blurred and appears to overlap the background. The lighting on the faces of some of the younger royals in the photo also didn’t match the overall lighting of the photo.

“Getty Images reviewed the photo and our editor said its original photo had been digitally edited,” a Getty spokesman told the Telegraph.

CNN has contacted Getty Images for more details. Kensington Palace declined to comment when contacted on March 19.

The British Royal Family, like many government agencies and organizations around the world, relies on photo agencies to distribute their images to press and media agencies.

But news agencies also have strict rules about allowing only minimal editing. Getty Images, in particular, has long had a close relationship with Kensington Palace. They are often invited to take photos and sponsor royal events.

This controversy was something the Welsh family did not want, but it happened in the context of people focusing attention on Kate’s health.

On March 16, Prince William and Princess Kate were seen appearing at an agricultural store near their home, helping to ease doubts about her health.