Baby bump, weird portrait, but Duchess still glows

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Glasgow-born artist Paul Emsley (L) greets Britain's Prince William (R) during a private viewing of his new official commissioned painting of Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge (C) at the National Portrait Gallery in London. (REUTERS)

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge attends a private viewing of her new official commissioned painting by Glasgow-born artist Paul Emsley (L) at the National Portrait Gallery. (REUTERS)

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge attends a private viewing of her new official commissioned painting by Glasgow-born artist Paul Emsley at the National Portrait Gallery. (REUTERS)

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge leaves the National Portrait Gallery with her husband, Britain's Prince William (L), after viewing a newly-commissioned official painting of her in London. (REUTERS)

The Duchess of Cambridge smiles after viewing her newly-commissioned portrait by artist Paul Emsley at the National Portrait Gallery in central London. (AP)

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge leaves the National Portrait Gallery after viewing a newly-commissioned official painting of her in London. (REUTERS)

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge attends a private viewing of her new official commissioned painting by Glasgow-born artist Paul Emsley at the National Portrait Gallery. (REUTERS)

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge attends a private viewing of her new official commissioned painting by Glasgow-born artist Paul Emsley at the National Portrait Gallery. (REUTERS)

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