GB News viewers are supporting the Princess of Wales after her Mother's Day photo blunder.
Princess Kate took responsibility for editing her Mother's Day photo, which was shared on their social media platforms on Sunday.
Six major photo agencies recalled the picture after claims were made that it had been digitally altered.
Kate, 42, then took to social media to explain what had happened.
Kate receives backlash over photo blunder
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She wrote: "Like many amateur photographers, I do occasionally experiment with editing.
"I wanted to express my apologies for any confusion the family photograph we shared yesterday caused.
"I hope everyone celebrating had a very happy Mother’s Day. C."
Royal fans have written to GB News expressing their support for the Princess of Wales following the backlash she has received online.
Kate posed with her three children for Mother's DayKensington Palace / XOne wrote: "So Kate is sitting around recovering from her surgery and thinks what a nice thing it might be to post a family photo celebrating Mothering Sunday, a bit of cheer in less than happy times, and wants it to be the best it can be.
"Shame on anyone that sees this for anything less than a caring, thoughtful gesture.
"Sending lots of Healing, Love and Support to our lovely Catherine.
"Who cares about the photo, get well soon we all miss you. X."
GB News viewers have reached out to support Kate
PAAnother added: "Sending love and best wishes to our Kate and asking the media who are the creators of this conspiracy to leave this lovely lady alone."
Similarly, a royal fan said: "Poor Kate leave her alone, how many of those who criticise Kate would like to be constantly criticised themselves after having had major surgery?
"It’s no one’s business but her own as to what she has had done, give her time to recover so she can be our beautiful princess again who we are rightly so proud of."
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Kate had 'planned abdominal surgery' in JanuaryGettyPrincess Kate was left feeling "very sad" following the storm created by her Mother's Day photo blunder, a source told The Sun.
The Princess of Wales was hospitalised for 13 days in January following abdominal surgery.
She is not expected to return to royal duties until at least after Easter.
Kate was subsequently seen leaving Windsor Great Park in a car beside Prince William, after explaining her actions on social media.
