Fans of the royal family noticed something seriously off about Kensington Palace's Father's Day Instagram post — and as per usual, they're not holding back their criticisms.
Fans of the royal family noticed something seriously off about Kensington Palace's Father's Day Instagram post — and as per usual, they're not holding back their criticisms.
Despite what I can only assume were good intentions, unfortunately, the post is receiving major backlash from followers.
What's wrong with this picture? Well, there are a few key components missing...
And what about Kate Middleton's father?
If they're going to share a photo of their child's grandfather, shouldn't they pay tribute to both of his grandfathers?
"Apparently, Kate doesn’t have a dad and William only has one child,” one person wrote.
“KP made no effort at all in making this post. Where are pictures of him with his two other children?," another commented.
"Your family is so beautiful, you mean to tell me you can’t pose for one photo of the 3 kids and both the grandfathers?," a fan echoed.
We have to wonder why a photo with all of his kids wasn't chosen instead for this post.
Other fans were simply unimpressed with the lack of effort that went into this post.
It definitely wasn't quite as exciting as some of their other content...
Quite frankly, he deserves his own separate post.
Prince Louis and his grandfather got one, so it's only fair!
It definitely does seem odd to exclude them. But surely, there was no ill-will toward them either.
Yeah, Kensington Palace definitely dropped the ball a bit with this one. Sorry, not sorry.
"And the picture of Prince Harry where is he?" someone chimed in.
I gladly volunteer myself to be their new social media person.
The name of the account is very misleading.
So, there's definitely a possibility that @kensingtonroyal is now all about the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and their children now.
They kept it simple and posted this photo of baby Archie in his father's arms. The caption simply read, "Happy Father's Day! And wishing a very special first Father's Day to The Duke of Sussex!"
There were fans who were a bit miffed that they hadn't seen a photo of baby Archie's full face yet — only partially obscured, like this one.
Some people rightfully pointed out that the Internet at large had been very cruel to Meghan when it was revealed that she and Harry were getting married. She probably wants to avoid the same fate for her son!
You probably wouldn't harass your friends if they chose not to post any pictures of their children online, and the Royal families deserve the same basic decency.
Let us know what you thought of Kensington Palace's Father's Day Instagram tribute to Prince William and Prince Charles.