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Photoshop doesn't do that when you resize images. I think if this was indeed a mistake, they ran it through something like Midjourney which does go off script sometimes.
More than likely they did this intentionally to be sexier or something. Typical trashy news behavior.
According to another comment, Photoshop has a feature called Generative-Expand, which uses AI to fill in the area around a cropped section. So they probably cropped a portrait shot of her from another photo and then used that to fill in the rest of her figure. Basically the same issue, but it's actually Photoshop that went off script, if it was indeed a mistake.
That wouldn't explain it giving her larger breasts as that part of the image wouldn't have been cropped out. I use Photoshop all the time and generative expand doesn't just go rogue on objects inside the crop like this.
I don't have PS, but I'm surprised that they don't have an AI unblur/depixelate tool which necessarily adds new details. I wonder if anyone here can recreate these conditions?
In either case, someone saw and approved the photo, so whether they are blaming Photoshop® or "photoshopping" it doesn't matter. Humans are still responsible for the things that humans do with the tools they use.