"Where Did My Hair Go? The Worst Ever" After Trump's Harsh Critique, Time Magazine Finally Changes Cover Photo

Trump Criticizes Former Cover as "Worst Ever"
Time Magazine Replaces Photo with New Image

The American current affairs weekly magazine Time has ultimately replaced the photo of U.S. President Donald Trump featured on its cover. President Trump had previously expressed his dissatisfaction with the former cover photo, describing it as "the worst ever."

The American current affairs weekly magazine Time changed the photo of U.S. President Donald Trump, who was selected as the cover model. Time's official social media account.

On the 23rd (local time), the British daily The Telegraph reported, "Time has released a new cover photo of President Trump, which will appear in the latest issue set to be published on November 10."

The newly unveiled cover shows President Trump sitting in his office, wearing a red tie, resting his elbows on the desk, and gazing directly at the camera.

President Trump expressing dissatisfaction on the cover photo of Time magazine. Official social media account of Time.

Previously, President Trump had publicly voiced his displeasure with the former Time cover photo, stating that he did not like it. The previous cover depicted President Trump standing under sunlight. While this composition is often used to emphasize the subject, the sunlight made part of his white hair less visible and accentuated the wrinkles on his neck.

On the 14th, through the social media platform Truth Social, President Trump stated, "Time wrote a relatively good article about me, but the photo might be the worst ever. My hair disappeared, and something that looked like a crown was floating above my head, but it was very small. It is so strange." He added, "The worst so far."

The new cover photo released that day was taken by a different photographer than before. The Telegraph commented, "Time has published a more favorable photo of Trump."

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