Kate Middleton's footage found unconvincing
In the UK, the Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, who became the subject of various speculations after sharing a family photo that had been edited, was filmed by cameras for the first time since the incident, but social media users remained unconvinced.
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The British newspaper The Sun published new footage of the Princess of Wales at a farm shop in Windsor.
In the video, which was captured by an amateur camera while she was shopping with her husband, Prince William, the Princess is seen carrying bags, and the report stated that she "looks happy and healthy."
However, numerous social media users made posts claiming that the person in the footage is not Princess Kate.
Comparing the footage taken today with photos of the Princess taken in the past, social media users pointed out various details and stated that the person in the footage is not Kate Middleton.
CLAIMS THAT THE PHOTO WAS EDITED
Princess Kate, who underwent abdominal surgery in January and was announced not to be returning to official duties until April 17, had shared a photo on Kensington Palace's social media accounts for Mother's Day, which was celebrated in the UK on March 10.
Social media users claimed that the photo featuring the Princess and her children had been edited and was not authentic.
After users pointed out editing errors in the photo, many international news agencies removed the photo from circulation and issued a notice to their subscribers not to use it.
Kensington Palace responded to the claims that the photo was not authentic a day later, with Princess Kate stating that as an amateur photographer, she experiments with photo editing apps and that the errors in the image were her own.
On social media, various speculations had emerged, ranging from the Princess's health being poor to rumors that she and Prince William were on the verge of divorce.