King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands joined in on the light-hearted banter surrounding the recent Kate Middleton photo editing controversy.
During a public engagement in Zutphen, Netherlands, on Thursday, the 56-year-old monarch engaged with a young girl who mentioned seeing a picture of him with his entire family.
In a playful response, King Willem-Alexander quipped, “Really? That wasn’t Photoshopped apparently,” as per a translation circulating on social media.
This lighthearted comment from the Dutch King comes in the midst of the ongoing discussion and debate sparked by Kate Middleton's Mother’s Day portrait. The photo was temporarily removed by several agencies due to suspicions of being digitally altered.
Addressing the situation, the Duchess of Cambridge released a statement on social media, admitting to some photo editing. “Like many amateur photographers, I do occasionally experiment with editing,” Kate shared on X. “I wanted to express my apologies for any confusion the family photograph we shared yesterday caused.”
