In the wake of negative press surrounding a recent photoshop fail involving Kate Middleton, experts have come forward to defend the Princess of Wales against what they describe as a “hoard of wicked” individuals bombarding her with criticism.
Renowned royal author Robert Jobson recently spoke out about the situation during an interview with Talk TV, where he condemned the toxic environment of social media, referring to it as an online cesspit.
Jobson highlighted the disturbing nature of some comments directed towards Middleton, stating that they were “quite appalling” and would not even be uttered in casual conversation.
“The internet has got some pretty wicked trolls out there,” Jobson remarked, emphasizing the need for media organizations to exercise responsibility in the face of online vitriol. He expressed his belief that the derogatory remarks about Middleton circulating on the internet were not worth repeating.
During the candid discussion, host Rosanna Lockwood pressed Jobson on the issue of trust in media, to which he responded, “I would say that’s true to a degree.” While acknowledging that the photoshop fail eroded trust and integrity to some extent, he characterized it as a genuine mistake rather than standard practice.
Jobson concluded by asserting that the incident should not overshadow Middleton’s overall reputation.
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The expert’s remarks offer a glimpse into the complexities of navigating public scrutiny in the digital age, where even minor missteps can be amplified and scrutinized on social media platforms.
Despite the photoshop controversy, Middleton continues to enjoy widespread support from experts and admirers alike, underscoring her resilience in the face of adversity.
