The first official photo of Princess Kate released since her surgery in January has only sparked more fears, according to royal expert Hugo Vickers.
He joined Eamonn Holmes and Isabel Webster to speak on claims the image was 'manipulated'.
The photo was released by the Palace to mark Mother's Day with Princess Kate seen beaming and surrounded by her children, Prince Louis, Prince George and Princess Charlotte.
But international picture agencies have withdrawn the photo amid concerns it has been doctored.
Vickers told GB News: "This photograph is meant to reassure us that the Princess of Wales is well. If it is manipulated, it does pose a question.
"It's a pity. We have lost confidence in the photo. It is meant to reassure is but there have been doubts raised and we are all worried about it."
