"Media Controversy Surrounding Kate Middleton's Photo Raises Questions About Trust and Privacy"

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AFP's global news director, Phil Chetwynd, has questioned the credibility of Kensington Palace as a trusted source after a manipulated Mother's Day photo of Kate Middleton sparked social uproar, leading to a reevaluation of their relationship with the royal couple. The controversy raised concerns about trust and transparency, with Chetwynd highlighting the lack of response from the palace to requests for the original image. Meanwhile, Kate Middleton addressed the photo controversy, apologizing for any confusion and speculation it may have caused, amid ongoing speculation about her health following abdominal surgery in January.
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