US Gossip Magazine Photoshops Duchess Kate's 'Baby Bump'

A US gossip magazine, which got tired of waiting for Duchess Kate to show a baby bump, took matters into its own hands and simply photoshopped one in a recent photo.

On Star magazine's October 1 cover a smiling Duchess of Cambridge is shown at a Diamond Jubilee appearance on September 11 in Singapore, holding a wine glass and with her other hand on top of her bumped-up belly.

Having already reported various times that the Duchess was pregnant, the magazine also upped the baby-count, announcing that she is expecting twins.

According to gossip site Celebuzz, the magazine has retouched the photo and enlarged the slender 30-year-old's midsection.

"When put side by side with the original, untouched image of Middleton, distinct differences materialise," Stuff.co.nz quoted the site as claiming.

"Not only has is her floral slim-fit frock been mysteriously blown out - photoshopped in magazine parlance - but Prince William's wife is mysteriously missing her right-hand ring on Star's "It's Twins!" cover.

"There's one glaring detail that gives away Star's photo doctoring: as compared to the real snap, a far smaller portion of the Duchess' left forearm is visible on the magazine cover," it added.

Source: ANI

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