Tatler magazine has released a new portrait of Kate Middleton that has sparked outrage among the public, while Nina Dobrev has been hospitalized following a bike accident.
The latest portrait of Kate Middleton, commissioned by Tatler magazine, has sparked a backlash on social media, with many criticizing the photo's unflattering portrayal of the Princess of Wales.
The portrait, taken by photographer Alexi Lubomirski, depicts Middleton with a somber expression and a messy hairstyle. Critics have called the photo "unrecognizable" and "unflattering," accusing Tatler of intentionally making Middleton look bad.
"#NotmyPrincess" has become a trending hashtag on Twitter, with users expressing their disappointment and anger over the portrait.
"This portrait is a disgrace," one user wrote. "It's clear that Tatler is trying to create a controversy, but it's backfired. This photo does not represent the real Kate Middleton."
Others have defended the portrait, arguing that it is a realistic and honest depiction of a woman who is under constant scrutiny.
"I think the portrait is beautiful," another user wrote. "It's refreshing to see a photo of Kate Middleton that doesn't look like it was airbrushed to perfection."
Tatler has not yet commented on the controversy surrounding the portrait.
Nina Dobrev is undergoing a "long road of recovery" following a bike accident that occurred over the weekend.
The actress, known for her roles in "The Vampire Diaries" and "Degrassi: The Next Generation," shared a photo of herself in a hospital bed on Instagram on Tuesday, August 15.
"I'm very lucky to be alive," Dobrev wrote in the caption. "I crashed my bike the other day and hit my head. I have a concussion and I'm pretty banged up."
Dobrev did not provide any specific details about the accident, but she thanked her family, friends, and fans for their support.
"I'm so grateful for the people in my life who have reached out and helped me through this," she wrote. "I'm lucky to have you all. I'm gonna be taking some time to heal, but I'll be back soon."
Dobrev's fans and fellow celebrities have sent messages of support to the actress on social media.
"Get well soon, Nina!" wrote one fan on Twitter. "We're all thinking of you."
