Royal Family releases controversial Christmas family photo

• The image shows Charles, Camilla, William, Kate, and their children attending church.
• Some keen-eyed royal fans were perplexed by the new image.
• Some royal fans noticed that Prince Andrew’s features were obscured.

On Christmas Day, nearly every senior member of the royal family was spotted together to demonstrate harmony under the reign of King Charles III.

A brand-new image of King Charles, Camilla, Prince William, Kate Middleton, and other family members making their way to church for the Christmas Day ceremony was also posted by the Royal Family.

 

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Some keen-eyed royal fans were perplexed by the new image after spotting something peculiar in the new family portrait.

They noticed that Prince Andrew, who also attended the service, was obscured or kept out of the public eye in the significant post, while only the new “Feb Four” (Charles, Camilla, William, and Kate) were visibly prominent figures in the photo.

On Sunday, a fresh photo of King Charles and Queen Camilla was posted to their official Instagram account, showing the couple travelling to St. Mary Magdalene Church in Norfolk for a Christmas Day ceremony.

Many royal fans applauded the image once it was released, but some questioned why Prince Andrew and other family members’ features weren’t as obvious as those of King Charles, Camilla, Prince William, Kate Middleton, and their children.

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