'Ignore all this nonsense' GB News viewers send in their heartfelt messages of support for Princess Kate

However the photo failed to quash speculation about the Princess's health after eagle-eyed royal fans spotted editing mistakes in the image.

Taking to social media, Princess Kate confirmed that she was the one who had edited the photo, and apologised for any "confusion" caused by the mistakes.

GB News viewers have shared their love and support for the Princess and recorded videos to prove that "we still love you".

Davy Rees said: "I hope you get well soon. And keep up the good work with the photography."

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Miranda Richardson added: "I'm sending you my best wishes, as hopefully you will make a speedy recovery and be able to get on with enjoying time with your family and your children, as you should be able to."

Alan McNeilly said: "Ignore all this nonsense about the edited photograph, everyone seems to have lost their marbles over it.

"Get well soon and we hope to see you back where you belong whenever you feel able. Good luck to you."

Allan Hatton said: "Picking holes in this photo that the Princess of Wales has taken for me is beyond a joke. She's done a fantastic job. Her and William."

Sally Baum advised the Princess: "Ignore the nonsense. You are a fabulous woman with a fabulous family and children.

"Put it all behind you, practice your editing, and just watch out for those little mistakes.

"It'll make you better at it. Just go out there and get better because we miss you."

The Princess of Wales is expected to return to her royal duties after Easter.

In January it was announced that she would be admitted into the hospital for a "planned abdominal procedure."

The Mother's Day snap was the first time that fans had heard directly from Kate since the operation.