To mark her 78th birthday, a new portrait of Queen Camilla was released today—though not everyone responded with kindness. While many royal fans shared warm birthday wishes, others used the moment to attack her title.

A Joyful Portrait in the Garden

The image, shared on July 16 across the Royal Family’s official social media channels, shows Camilla beaming in a colorful patterned blouse and gold earrings as she poses outdoors in a field.

The caption read: “Ahead of Her Majesty’s 78th birthday tomorrow, a new picture of The Queen has been released by Buckingham Palace. The image was taken this month, in the garden at Raymill, Her Majesty’s private home in Wiltshire, by Chris Jackson.”

While the post received countless positive comments celebrating the Queen, a number of online critics seized the opportunity to complain—mainly about how she was addressed in the post.

A Title That Still Divides Opinion

The main issue? The use of “The Queen” instead of “Queen Consort.”

Some Instagram users were quick to point it out. One wrote, “Queen Consort,” while another insisted, “She is not the Queen to me and never will be.”

Other similar comments included, “That is not the Queen lol,” and “She is not the queen and never will be!”

One commenter asked bluntly: “When did it change from Queen Consort to just Queen?”