Kate Middleton and Prince William released their traditional family photo this weekend to celebrate Christmas. The couple, who will make it difficult for Harry and Meghan to return to the royal family, appeared in a black and white photo alongside their three children: George, second in line to the British throne, Charlotte and Louis.
However, the Prince and Princess of Wales made a mistake that has already plagued famous Brazilians, such as Grazi Masafra: too much Photoshop in the photo. With the modification, the younger Louis appears in the picture without one of his fingers (+ Take a look at the photo gallery above).
The mistake did not go unnoticed by netizens, who pointed out the lack of Louis’s middle finger on Kate and William’s official Instagram profile. “Did Prince Louis lose a finger?” one follower asked. “Okay, but where’s the finger?” Another profile pointed out. “It’s all photoshop! Prince Louis is missing his finger! Very bad editing,” one user lamented. “What happened to Lewis’ hand?” asked another thread.
Kate Middleton and Prince William’s son participate in the “Describing Feelings” project
Kate, who is passionate about issues relating to early childhood, recently unveiled a project developed by the Lewis School: the ‘Wheel of Feelings’, translated for free, to help them describe their feelings.
Kate said: “It’s really good. At 5 or 6 years old they bring names or pictures in a color that represents how they’re feeling that day, so there’s real enthusiasm in school, especially to take part in conversations.” A statement published by People magazine.
Kate, who sparked controversy in 2023 due to her expensive look, highlights how the project can help with issues related to mental health. “Being able to find a structure to talk about this is really important,” he added. Louis, George and Charlotte study at Lambrook School, located in the Berkshire countryside, near Windsor Castle.
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