Tatler’s latest image of Kate Middleton has admirers in a frenzy.

The recently disclosed image of Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, that was published on the cover of Tatler magazine has caused a stir of incredulity and condemnation among followers of the royal family.

Despite the fact that the painting was meant to honor Kate’s “courage and dignity,” many have questioned its accuracy, with many followers claiming that it “looks nothing like her.”

Kate is shown in this artwork by British-Zambian artist Hannah Uzor from the first royal banquet of King Charles III’s reign in 2022, which also happened to coincide with the state visit from South Africa.

The artwork shows the princess standing elegantly, facing front, wearing a floor-length white Jenny Packham evening gown with a cape, sparkly shoulder embellishments, and her cherished Lover’s Knot tiara.

In an attempt to capture Kate’s fortitude and resiliency, Uzor was inspired to create the image by the moving video message she sent to the country after learning she had cancҽr.

The artist portrayed Kate as calm and regal in an attempt to capture a moment of intense personal strugglҽ.

This being said, there has been a lot of nҽgative feedback about the portrait on the internet. Following Tatler’s social media upload of the magazine cover, fans swiftly expressed their disapproval of the image.

Doesn’t look at all like Catherine, a commenter said. I wouldn’t know who it was meant to be if she hadn’t been wearing that clothing.”

Someone else said: “Sorry, as much as I love that you have the Princess of Wales on the cover, that looks nothing like her.”

The artist states that the green-blue background of the image represents Kate’s eye color as well as her love of rowing and the outdoors.Uzor clarified that the princess’s quiet demeanor and personal interests were intended to be reflected in this decision.

Uzor’s remarks regarding Kate’s photo

Uzor revealed in a statement how Kate’s recent speech to the public affected her work, highlighting the nuance and complexity she strives to portray in her photographs.

“Without a doubt. Every one of my photographs is built from layers of a subject’s personality, gleaned from whatever I can discover about them,” Uzor stated.

She described Kate as having risen to her job with extraordinary dignity and applauded her for her elegance and poise, especially while she undergoes chemotherapy.

Like Kate, artist and mother of three Hannah Uzor is from St. Albans and expressed appreciation for the princess’s personification of public duty and motherhood.