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I can't imagine the sad things that needed to happen in your life to make you defend the British Royal Family on Lemmy in 2024. If you need to be a boot licker than at least suck Elon Musk off instead, still embarrassing but at least you'd have evolved past the 16th Century.
Citations:
[1] Royals Criticized for Blaming Kate Middleton for Photoshop Incident https://www.sheknows.com/entertainment/articles/2985972/royals-criticized-kate-middleton-photoshop-blame/
[2] Kate issues public apology as she takes blame for digitally altered photo https://www.bracknellnews.co.uk/news/national/24176240.kate-issues-public-apology-takes-blame-digitally-altered-photo/
Are you confused? None of that suggests she was forced to 'take the blame'.
Also, not falling for weird conspiracy theories about a woman with cancer is not 'defending the royals'.
My post, supported with citation and link to supporting article:
The actual message posted from the Princess's twitter account:
Here's the direct link you can see yourself
You: