The British Royal House is going through a moment of extreme crisis. A little over a month ago, the institution announced that King Charles of England was leaving his duties for a few months due to a diagnosis of cancer, an illness that he is already treating. At the same time, Kate Middleton underwent an abdominal operation about which no information was given.
The stony silence surrounding Princess Catherine's intervention, her decision not to make her health problems public and her disappearance from media life made thousands of people begin to wonder if it was something more serious than they wanted to make it seem. thought that gave rise to endless theories and rumors on social networks.
Although there was already an atmosphere full of tension, nerves and confusion, everything exploded last Sunday, March 10, when Kensington Palace shared a photograph of the Princess of Wales and her three children with the intention of congratulating the Mother's Day and to end speculation about Middleton's delicate state of health.
Far from achieving its goal, hundreds of online users and the media quickly detected that it was an image manipulated with Photoshop. After discovering that the snapshot had been edited, the main media outlets removed the photograph from their servers and social networks became abuzz with comments about it.
At that moment, the Princess of Wales stepped forward, took responsibility for having released an edited photo and apologized through an Instagram story: ''Like many other amateur photographers, I occasionally experiment with editing (... .) I want to express my apologies for any confusion the family photograph we shared yesterday may have caused."
This morning, the Aruser@s program echoed the controversy and talked about various topics related to the English aristocrat. The various commentators in the space have been surprised by the absence of Kate Middleton at the St. Patrick's military event (for the first time in 7 years) and have explained that they are waiting expectantly for the supposed statement that she will release this week.
For his part, Alfonso Arús has expressed disappointment with the attitude of Prince William's wife and has made it clear that he no longer trusts her word and that the statement about her state of health lacks rigor for him: ''Yes photo "It is fake. I have no guarantee that the statement is not also fake and that the doctor says common cold."
