Amidst controversy surrounding Katherine's recent photo release, Meghan's spokesperson, known as Scobby, has taken to social media to voice concerns.
The image, featuring Katherine alongside her three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, was initially shared by Prince William last week. However, various picture agencies worldwide swiftly withdrew the photo, alleging potential digital manipulation. Meghan's supporters argue that apparent errors in the image indicate tampering.
Scobby criticized Kensington Palace's handling of the situation, suggesting that the public's trust in official royal statements has eroded due to a history of cover-ups.
In a statement, Katherine expressed regret for any confusion caused by the photograph, attributing it to her occasional experimentation with editing. Scobby highlighted the prevalence of retouching in public figures' photos but cautioned against dismissing this incident as a mere error. He asserted that repeated instances of dishonesty from the palace make regaining public trust an arduous task.
Scobby further criticized the double standard in media treatment, pointing out inconsistencies in the handling of edited photos. He referenced previous instances where heavily edited images of Meghan were circulated without scrutiny. Moreover, he questioned the removal of the Duke and Duchess's daughter's photo from the royal website, suggesting a link to the current media storm.
Ultimately, Scobby portrayed the controversy as part of a broader narrative of media bias and vendetta against the Sussexes, fueled by the refusal to conform to intrusive media demands.
