Piers Morgan, an outspoken journalist, has provided some nice advise for the royal family, as Kate Middleton and Prince William remain ‘undecided’ on who should take Prince Louis’ birthday photo following the current scandals involving the Princess of Wales.
The former Good Morning Britain host offered advice to the royals after a photo agency claimed that an image Kate Middleton took of Queen Elizabeth II with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren was “digitally” altered days after the Princess of Wales sparked outrage with a Mother’s Day photo.
Morgan responded to the Page Six news “Picture of late Queen Elizabeth II with grandkids snapped by Kate Middleton ‘digitally enhanced’: photo agency” on X, formerly Twitter username, by tweeting, “The Royals should stop taking their own photos for official release.”
“They’ve shown they can’t be trusted not to manipulate them.”
Piers Morgan made these statements days after the future queen apologized for a photoshopped photo from Mother’s Day, stating, “Like many amateur photographers, I occasionally experiment with retouching. I wanted to apologize for any confusion the family photo we shared caused.”
