Davina McCall appeared to have second thoughts about her tweet criticising the recently unveiled statue of Princess Diana.
The artwork, which is located in the Sunken Garden at Kensington Palace, was revealed in a private ceremony on Thursday (1 July) hosted by Prince William and Prince Harry.
The statue was created by sculptor Ian Rank-Broadley, who has an established relationship with the royal family.
While the tribute was celebrated by the late princesss sons, not everyone was as enthusiastic.
Former Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan wrote on Twitter: Lets be honest its not a great statue of Diana.
In a since deleted tweet, McCall agreed with Morgan and called the statue stiff.
I really wanted to like it. But somehow it doesnt feel very Diana? Her joie de vivre her radiance, her compassion. It feels stiff, wrote the Masked Singer presenter.
Prior to deleting the tweet, a number of fans saw McCalls comment and responded with their own criticisms of her assessment.
As reported by The Mirror, one user wrote: Well her sons, brother & sisters are happy with it. Her sons chose what she was wearing and how she was depicted. As theyre happy then it has s*** all to do with anyone else.
Feels stiff? You do know its a statue, right? added someone else.
McCall and Morgan werent the only celebrities to be underwhelmed by the statue.
ITV host Lorraine Kelly criticised the artwork when speaking on her self-titled breakfast show on Friday (2 July).
Can I just say, I dont really like it, she said. Im sorry. I dont know what you think, but I dont really like the outfit.
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Kelly continued: What I do like is the strength, she looks very strong. I just dont think it does her justice.
In a joint statement issued after the unveiling of the statue, Harry and William thanked the artists for their outstanding work.
