I don't understand what would be photoshopped in that part of the image though. it's too far down to be Kate's hand, and if the kid was photoshopped in, why is her dress underneath showing through? The shop could only be concealing something ON the kid, right?
My guess is she was holding a doll or something and that's what was manipulated out
I'm also not actually following any of this this though. Anybody got a TL;DR in what the conspiracy theorists are claiming?
I don't see anything in these photos that warrants an article. Seems like another lame click-bait conspiracy, probably cooked up by tabloids or the equally brain-damaged: "But where's Kate?!1" Even The Verge has an article, JFC.
Social media will continue to fuel endless garbage from the minds of who-the-fuck-knows and literally insane people. Can't wait for AI to turborcharge humanity's decent into madness.
It looks like they used AI to generate a photo and then clumsily tried to clean up the artifacts in photoshop.
Her knees also look a bit odd as well. I know they get cut off, but just the way they come to the end of the photo, I can’t imagine how else they continue like that. Unless they’re just at an odd angle, they look really weird.
Fwiw, this article has a version that's less cropped...
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/royals/breaking-kate-middleton-shares-brand-32289601.amp
That same pic is in the article. You just have to scroll down and wait for the X-formerly-Twitter link to load.
The boys hand in that photo is from shitty ai. If that image’s source was from some official press outlet, they’re failing at their jobs.
Yeah I tried to get my fingers to do that, and it is not physically possible. I have flexible fingers.
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