Royal fans are divided after a new family photograph featuring Prince George sparked debate over which side of the family he resembles. The image, released by Kensington Palace on Sunday, shows Princess Catherine reuniting with her family after completing the Three Peaks Challenge last week.
Family Photograph Released After Three Peaks Challenge
The photographs, taken last Sunday, capture Catherine with her husband Prince William, her parents Michael and Carole Middleton, and her three children: Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. A separate family photo includes James Middleton, who completed the challenge alongside his royal sister, standing proudly with the rest of the family. The challenge raised money for The Royal Marsden, where Catherine received cancer treatment in 2024.
Fans Divided Over Prince George's Resemblance
While many fans praised the sweet family snap, a debate erupted on social media platform X about Prince George's appearance. Some users claimed he looks like his late grandmother Princess Diana, while others argued he takes after his maternal grandfather, Michael Middleton. One fan wrote: "Prince George looks like his grandmother Princess Diana in this picture." Another responded: "No. He doesn't. George is a Middleton." A third commented: "That's your opinion but not mine—George has a mixture of Windsor, Spencer, and Middleton." Another user added: "He is the one who looks like everyone in his family. A beautiful mix." One royal fan noted: "He's really starting to look like Prince William. We all know that Prince William is a photo copy of his mother."
Mixed Reactions Continue
The debate highlights the ongoing fascination with royal family resemblances, with Prince George often at the center of such discussions. The photograph was shared by Kensington Palace on social media, amassing thousands of likes and comments. The family's participation in the Three Peaks Challenge aimed to support cancer research and treatment, a cause close to Catherine after her own battle with cancer.
