Isla Phillips

If she's sliding down a slide, clambering up a climbing wall, or gallivanting with her cousins at a horse trials, there's no doubt this young royal is enjoying an idyllic countryside childhood. She is 19th in line to the throne today, and she is enjoying all the benefits of being a part of the extended royal family, without the pressure of a life of obligations ahead of her. She does not have a royal title, nor does her father or aunt.

The Photoshop affair has brought royal fans back to the United Kingdom, this time with a snapshot of Windsor Castle. The photograph, which has gone viral on social media (left), is an aerial snapshot of the British Royal Family's Berkshire home on sprawling grounds. However, the view from Google earth (right) shows a car park and the high street to the right.

The picture-perfect snapshot of a smiling Kate, 42, surrounded by her three children was supposed to put an end to the ferocious conspiracy theories swirling online regarding her illness. But it has ended up raising more concerns when last night, leading to the discovery that foreign photo firms, including Reuters, AP, Getty, and AFP, had hoped to see the image, which might have been digitally altered. The Prince of Wales' photograph was officially published by Kensington Palace yesterday, but eagle-eyed fans were throwing its legitimacy into question just hours later when they began to point out alleged discrepancies. This is not the first time the Welsh photos have made headlines. The family's Christmas portrait in December was criticized around the world for the most part.