Harry And Meghan's Time Cover Roasted For Looking "Airbrushed, Fake"
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"What a strange photo .. it's made to look like Harry is the same height as Meghan," wrote one Twitter user
Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan have appeared on the cover of Time magazine's annual 100 most influential people in the world issue - but their picture is being criticised by social media users who believe it was heavily edited. The photo featuring the Duke and Duchess of Sussex was released by the magazine on Wednesday, but people were quick to notice that something about the photograph appeared "off" - as one Twitter user put it. What a strange photo .. it's made to look like Harry is the same height as Meghan .. is he bending over? The airbrush is doing some heavy lifting there. Time should've chilled out a bit with the photoshop. They don't look real or like they posed together https://t.co/492zK8mZtp Terrible retouching job. They look CGI pic.twitter.com/bp2jBldKMZ The only effort in this pic is the person who's photoshopped 2 different pictures together ???? Ayeeee!! The power! ????????I feel like the cover photo could be better but look at Prince Harry looking hot AND with full hair...WHEW! https://t.co/PaMcrk3t5j You've photoshopped a full head of hair onto #PrinceHarry but failed to fix his eyes - they are still way too close together. Speechless with this, Pretty Epic!So proud of Harry and Meghan, despite everything they've gone through, here they are, in their total glory???????? Have I commented on how amazing they look ???????????????????? I totally love them!
The photo shows Harry and Meghan against a background of trees. While the duchess appears in a white outfit, her husband was photographed wearing black and resting a hand on her shoulder. Several Twitter users pointed out that the couple looked "stiff" and "unnatural", and some even wondered if separate photos of the two had been edited together to create the cover pic.
"What a strange photo .. it's made to look like Harry is the same height as Meghan .. is he bending over?" one Twitter user asked.
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