Prince Harry’s Edited Image with Toddler Shared as Daughter Lilibet Goes Viral

An image circulating on social media has sparked confusion and debate among users, as it appears to show Prince Harry with his daughter Lilibet.

However, upon closer examination, it becomes clear that the image has been manipulated.

The photograph shows Prince Harry's face edited onto a stock image of a man posing with a toddler.

While some users believe the image depicts Harry with his daughter, others point out that the baby shown is not Lilibet.

Comments on the posts range from adoring remarks about the baby's cuteness to observations that she is not actually Harry's daughter.

To verify the authenticity of the image, a reverse Google Images search was conducted.

The search revealed that the original photograph, without Prince Harry's face, has been in circulation since 2014 and has been used on various websites.

This discovery raises questions about the origin and intention behind the edited image.

In contrast to the manipulated image, new photographs of Lilibet were recently unveiled in Prince Harry and Meghan's Netflix docuseries.

However, these images did not provide a clear view of the baby's face.

Instead, viewers were treated to side views and glimpses of Lilibet wearing a large hat or crawling from above.

Many fans expressed their disappointment at not being able to see her distinctive features, such as her red hair and blue eyes.

The docuseries also showcased Meghan carrying Lilibet in a baby sling, while Prince Harry was seen pushing his newborn daughter's buggy in the family's California home.

Additionally, snippets of the young royal's first birthday celebration at Frogmore Cottage during the Queen's Platinum Jubilee festivities were included.

Speculation about the couple's decision to withhold clear images of Lilibet has arisen among fans.

Some believe that the second season of the docuseries may feature more footage of the baby, while others suggest that Meghan and Lilibet could grace the cover of a special collector's edition of People magazine.

These theories propose a publication filled with intimate photos capturing every aspect of their lives.

However, criticisms have also emerged regarding the lack of clear images of Lilibet.

Viewers expressed frustration at the out-of-focus pictures, obstructed faces, and vague captions that fail to definitively identify the baby as Lilibet.

One commenter questioned whether the documentary truly reveals the child, or if Harper's Bazaar's recent photo essay provides any clarity.

The high cost of the production and Netflix's involvement in the project have also raised concerns about the quality and authenticity of the images presented.

Meanwhile, King Charles finds himself undecided about whether his two youngest grandchildren, Archie and Lilibet, can retain their titles of Prince and Princess, as well as their HRH stylings.

The Sunday Times reports that the monarch will delay making a decision until after the release of Prince Harry's forthcoming memoir.

A source close to the King stated that no final decisions have been made yet, and Buckingham Palace declined to comment on the matter.

Despite the revelations from Harry and Meghan, who relocated to California after stepping back from royal duties, it is said that King Charles still intends to invite the Sussexes to his coronation next May.

The monarch reportedly wants to avoid any distractions or controversies surrounding the event.

This gesture may indicate a desire for reconciliation and unity within the royal family, despite the ongoing drama and public revelations.