Prince Louis appears to be a victim of a Photoshop fail on the royal family’s Christmas card this year.
Eagle-eyed fans noticed that the mischievous 5-year-old is missing his middle finger on his hand resting on his sister Princess Charlotte’s chair.
Instead, only his index, ring and pinky fingers can be seen; however, it could just be that he tucked the bird away.
“Prince Louis finger is missing, also they have photoshopped someone else’s leg onto his 😒 I certainly hope taxpayers didn’t pay for it,” tweeted one fan.
“Prince Louis middle finger is missing and his legs look strange,” observed another.
“Are Prince William children even real or are they fake? Why does Louis not have a finger and look at Louis leg both legs don’t look similar,” noted a third Twitter user.
“Did William and Kate rent a child? What’s happening am trying to find out or Did they just photoshop the entire picture I need answers.”
Another royal watcher quipped that Louis’ finger “got amputated” in the “heavy editing process.”
Before fans noticed the potential editing error, they couldn’t help but gush over how “grown up” Prince William and Kate Middleton’s three kids looked.
The family of five — which also includes Prince George, 10, and Princess Charlotte, 8 — matched in white button-downs.
The Princess of Wales, 41, and her daughter wore jeans for the snap while the two boys and their father sported black trousers.
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The royal family’s Christmas card was released shortly after the release of journalist Omid Scobie’s bombshell book “Endgame,” which alleged in a misprint that Middleton was one of the royals who raised concerns about the skin color of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s firstborn child, Prince Archie.
Neither Middleton nor the Prince of Wales, 41, have publicly addressed the royal biography, which also names King Charles III as the other royal who made “racist” remarks.
However, a source claimed that William and Charles, 75, planned to meet to discuss a plan on how to handle the allegations, including potential legal action.
“Discussions are being had, and we’ll continue those discussions this week,” a royal insider told the Telegraph.
“Conversations will be had, and decisions made with care and time and professionalism rather than rushed over a weekend.”