Johnny Depp DELETES edited image of himself with Robert Downey Jr. after Oscars as fans roast him for the snafu: 'Damn Kate Middleton should've hired him to do the Photoshop!'

Johnny Depp swiftly celebrated Robert Downey Jr.’s Oscars win on social media but had to retract an image that was later revealed to be photoshopped. Johnny Depp swiftly celebrated Robert Downey Jr.’s Oscars win on social media but had to retract an image that was later revealed to be photoshopped; pictured November 2023 The initial post featured a digitally altered image of the two stars, prompting fans to label it as a Photoshop fail The snap used by Depp turned out to be a manipulated version of a 1988 picture featuring Downey with his then-girlfriend, Sarah Jessica Parker, with Depp absent altogether from the original photo The damage had already been done, as one Twitter fan shared the fake pic and the original with the hilarious caption, 'Damn Kate Middleton should've hired Johnny Depp to do the photoshop.' The damage had already been done, as one Twitter fan shared the fake pic and the original with the hilarious caption, 'Damn Kate Middleton should've hired Johnny Depp to do the photoshop' Depp promptly substituted the image with an authentic photograph of him and Downey engaged in deep conversation at the Golden Globes in 2011, adding the caption: 'Let’s try this again…congrats to my dear friend' The original image of Downey with Parker, taken at a Young Artists Unite event in Los Angeles in November 1988, depicts the actors looking loved up, as they dated for seven years, from 1984 to 1991; pictured in 1990 The doctored image of Depp and Downey seems to originate from a fan account and has circulated for several years on fan sites The Sherlock Holmes star took home his first Academy Award with the Best Supporting Actor gong for his portrayal of Lewis Strauss in Oppenheimer Standing at the podium, with trophy in hand, Downey Jr joked: 'I'd like to thank my terrible childhood and the Academy - in that order.' The photo, featuring the mother-of-three with Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, marked the princess's first official picture since undergoing 'planned abdominal surgery' in January The Princess of Wales has admitted that she edited the Mother's Day portrait and apologised 'for any confusion' that it caused Despite requests for the original photograph to be released, Kensington Palace stated that it would not be reissuing the unedited version of Kate and her children Meanwhile, fans were also spun into a frenzy after the Princess of Wales admitted to editing her Mother's Day post yesterday.