Lorraine Kelly shares opinion on Princess Kate’s ‘loopy’ photo drama – ‘It’s blown up in their face’

Lorraine Kelly shared her ideas on the controversy surrounding Princess Kate’s edited Mother’s Day photo on her present on Tuesday morning. 

The Princess of Wales confronted scrutiny over the picture which was shared by Kensington Palace on Sunday exhibiting her and her three kids at residence. After worries the photo had been edited the Associated Press and different main photo companies issued a kill order on the picture. 

Talking concerning the ordeal on Lorraine with royal editor, Russell Myers, she mentioned: “Gosh this isn’t going away is it? It’s just crazy. At the end of the day she just wanted a nice picture with her kids. It’s really blown up in their faces hasn’t it?

Discussing the social media conspiracy theories over Kate’s absence, Russell added: “They have actually simply thrown gas on the fireplace,” to which Lorraine added: “They actually have.”

“I think it’s time now, enough is enough now, the poor woman is recovering from serious surgery, you’re not going to be in hospital for two weeks for something small, just leave her.  Just leave her, this is not fair, she doesn’t need it.”

Russell added: “To the palace’s credit they have been pretty consistent from the off[…] we weren’t going to see her until after Easter, for people [on social media] to ask for proof of life, it is pretty bizarre.

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“The issue is I think the palaces are caught between two different sets of rules because the King is going through his cancer treatment and has been very open, and Kate doesn’t want to do that, she’s been very guarded about her ailments. She just needs a bit of time to rest and recuperate.”

Lorraine mentioned: “She definitely doesn’t need to be bounced or bullied into making a statement or doing a video or doing anything like that, it’s just unfortunate that nobody had a look at that picture and went: [noise], ‘I don’t think so’. 

Following the public reaction to the image, on Monday morning, a message from the Princess was shared on her official social media channels. 

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It learn: “Like many amateur photographers, I do occasionally experiment with editing. 

“I needed to specific my apologies for any confusion the household {photograph} we shared yesterday brought about. I hope everybody celebrating had a really joyful Mother’s Day. C.”

Since the controversy, the Princess was pictured travelling to an appointment alongside her her husband. The pair were spotted inside a black Range Rover as they left Windsor. 

The royal couple were travelling to London, Kate for her aforementioned appointment, William, to join his stepmother Queen Camilla to head up the senior royals at the Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey. 

It is known that the Princess didn’t attend the service.