'I love you lots' - Wales players wish mums happy Mother's Day

Kate Middleton Health Rumors Continue, Second Image Flagged as Edited | THR News Video

Where in the world is Kate Middleton? Rumors about the royal's health, whereabouts and photo editing skills are top of everyone's mind as of late and now a second doctored image is coming into question. After the headline making photoshop fail on Britain's Mother's Day, Middleton was reportedly finally seen walking alongside her husband, Prince William, near Windsor Castle in footage shot over the weekend and verified by TMZ. However, many remain skeptical on if this is in fact the royal as the Palace has yet to verify or comment on the validity of the video. Now speculation around the royal has moved to a second image she shared that was deemed to have been altered.

Donald Trump Defends Kate Middleton over ‘Edited’ Photo Controversy | Oneindia News

Former President Donald Trump weighs in on the controversy surrounding Kate Middleton's "edited" Mother's Day photo, dismissing it as a minor issue. Join us as we delve into Trump's defense of the Duchess amidst the ongoing controversy and explore the broader implications of the situation. Stay tuned for all the details on this headline-making story. #DonaldTrump #PrincessofWales #PrincessKate #KateImageControversy #PrincessofWalesSurgery #KateMiddleton #BritishRoyalFamily #KensingtonPalace #UnitedKingdom #RishiSunak #Oneindia #UKNews ~HT.178~PR.274~ED.194~GR.125~

Kate Middleton admits editing photograph after it was retracted by news agencies

The Princess of Wales posted an apology after the picture she posted on Mother's Day was pulled by agencies.

Mothers stage hunger strike outside of Parliament

A group of six mothers will begin a five-day hunger strike outside Parliament on Mother’s Day to draw attention to parents in the UK who are skipping meals to feed their children. The mothers taking part in the peaceful protest, set up by Mother’s Manifesto, plan to strike without food from Sunday to Thursday, with a meeting in Parliament to discuss next steps with MPs scheduled for Tuesday. Report by Covellm. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn