GB News host Eamonn Holmes has delivered a harsh verdict on the newly released photograph of the Princess of Wales, taken by Prince Louis, calling it "absolutely awful" and "spooky."
Eamonn did not hold back in his assessment of the image, which was shared to mark World Cancer Day.
Speaking about the latest photograph, Eamonn said: "It's a very noble day. A very great day to mark, but an absolutely awful picture.
"So the picture is really spooky, I look at that and I think would you hang that on your wall?"
Eamonn Holmes shared his view on the latest snap
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Co-host Ellie Costello disagreed saying: "Well, no, but I think it's symbolic. It's the joy of being in remission and the relief of being in remission, it looks like she's enjoying life. She's in the woods with her children."
Eamonn responded: "There doesn't look much life about those woods, does they? I think it's quite a depressing picture. Just my view. Just my view."
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The photograph in question shows Kate standing on a tree trunk in a wintry woodland setting, captured by her six-year-old son Prince Louis.
The Princess of Wales is seen casually dressed in jeans tucked into rubber boots, wearing a peaked hat and traditional overcoat.
The image was taken in Windsor earlier this year, marking a special moment as the young royal stepped behind the camera.
Prince Louis, best known for his animated expressions at public events, has seemingly inherited his mother's passion for photography.
Louis took the picture of Princess Kate
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The picture was released alongside a second image of frost-covered ferns, which was taken by the Princess herself.
Kensington Palace shared the photographs across their social media platforms ahead of World Cancer Day on Tuesday.
Kate accompanied the images with an 11-word message, stating: "Don't forget to nurture all that which lies beyond the disease."
The Princess signed the message with "C", marking her personal connection to World Cancer Day.
Princess Kate has returned to her royal duties
PAThe release comes as Kate continues her gradual return to royal duties following her cancer treatment last summer.
She carried out three royal engagements last week, though these appearances are not thought to indicate she is fully back to work.
The Princess has previously spoken about how spending time in nature aided her recovery from cancer diagnosis, surgery and chemotherapy.
She has emphasised that her immediate priority remains focused on her young family.
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