Kate Middleton's latest portrait for Tatler cover sparks outrage for not resembling her

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A newly unveiled portrait of the Princess of Wales has sparked outrage among Royal enthusiasts, with numerous claims that it bears no resemblance to her.The controversial artwork depicting Kate is set to grace the front page of Tatler magazine as a tribute to her "strength and courage".

The portrait was crafted by British-Zambian artist Hannah Uzor, drawing inspiration from Kate's video message to the nation about her cancer diagnosis, reports the Mirror.The image portrays the princess during the inaugural state banquet of the King's reign in 2022 for the South African state visit, where she is depicted in a dignified stance, clad in an elegant white Jenny Packham gown with a cape and adorned with shimmering shoulder embellishments, complemented by her favoured Lover's Knot tiara.However, the piece has been met with criticism on social media, following Tatler's reveal of the magazine cover.

Disgruntled Royal followers have voiced their opinions, with one commenting: "Doesn't look like Catherine at all. If she wasn't wearing that dress I'd have no clue as to who it's meant to be." Another expressed disappointment, stating: "Sorry, as much as I love that you have the Princess of Wales on the cover, that looks nothing like her."A perplexed fan questioned: "If it's a portrait of Catherine shouldn't it at least have looked like her? " while another simply exclaimed: "Are you kidding me? " Additionally, a Royal admirer lamented: "Oh heck, I know art is subjective but it looks nothing like the Princess of Wales."The magazine cover features an image set against a green-blue backdrop, chosen to reflect Kate's eye colour and her affinity for gardens and water, symbolising her passion for rowing, the artist explained.When