Faith Hill fans stunned by ‘unrecognisable’ magazine cover

She’s one of the biggest American singers of the past 25 years - but her fans say they can barely recognise her new mag cover.

Where are you, Faith Hill?

The famed country songstress appears on the latest cover of People with husband Tim McGraw — but most readers seem to agree that it can’t possibly be Hill.

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The “This Kiss” singer is seen rocking curly hair and a seemingly overly edited face, as followers flooded the comments section on the magazine’s Instagram to inquire about the real Hill’s whereabouts.

“Find Faith … because that can’t be her,” one fan quipped.

“That’s not Faith,” another wrote. “There’s no way.”

“Didn’t even recognise this couple for a second,” a third follower commented.

“this doesn’t look like Faith Hill at all,” a shocked fan wrote.

Graw and Hill at the 2017 Grammys. Picture: Getty

Others took a more direct route, speculating that 54-year-old Hill may have gone under the knife.

“She looks like she had a little too much work done,” one Instagram user observed.

“Wow she’s had A LOT done,” another theorised.

Representatives for Hill and People magazine didn’t immediately return Page Six’s requests for comment.

Hill and McGraw have been married for 25 years. Picture: Getty

While many were quick to wonder what — if anything — had changed about Hill, others complimented her ability to lean into her curls and ageing.

“Nice to see her embrace her natural hair,” one follower shared.

“For everyone saying she’s had work done she hasn’t! It’s her darker natural hair she’s embracing and if you zoom in you see her wrinkles!” wrote a fan in Hill’s defence. “They edited her a little to [sic] much but sorry to disappoint, Faith has had ZERO work done she’s a natural beauty!!!!!”

This story originally appeared on Page Six and is republished here with permission.

Originally published as Faith Hill fans stunned by ‘unrecognisable’ magazine cover