The Tatler portrait of the Princess of Wales, which was slammed by royal fans for looking nothing like Kate, is ‘best forgotten’, a royal expert has said.
Royal commentator Michale Cole described the portrait as ‘dreadful’ and likened it to the famous painting The Scream, by Edvard Munch, on GBNews today.
Discussing the portrait of Kate, which appeared on the latest edition of Tatler, Mr Cole questioned why the magazine decided to put it on the front cover.
The quirky
Tatler has unveiled a new portrait of the Princess of Wales on its latest cover to honour Kate’s ‘strength and dignity’ – but royal fans have branded it ‘dreadful’ and ‘nothing like the royal’.
The cover of the British society bible’s July issue is dominated by the quirky painting, which was inspired by the mother-of-three’s first state banquet of the King’s reign and created by British-Zambian artist Hannah Uzor.
Kate – who has stepped back from public duties amid her
A nasty dry cough, sniffles and a thumping headache. Burning muscle pain. And, if you didn’t feel miserable enough, everything you eat tastes like dust. It’s a list of symptoms the British public have become all too familiar with over the past 18 months – classic Covid. Or is it?
A fortnight ago, Mail on Sunday columnist Sarah Vine wrote about how she had been battling exactly this combination of ailments, but multiple tests – both the gold-standard PCR and
