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Prince William, Princess Kate MiddletonPrince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis have sent their best wishes for the holidays along with a cute photo of their family.
The Prince and Princess of Wales, both 43, released their 2025 holiday card via Instagram on Thursday, December 18, showing the couple posing with their three children: George, 12, Charlotte, 10, and Louis, 7.
In the photo, members of the royal family can be seen posing for the camera while sitting on the grass. William was pictured wearing a green sweater, alongside his son, Louis, and daughter Charlotte, who also wore green. George opted for a black leather jacket, but matched his dad by wearing matching blue jeans. Kate, meanwhile, can be seen in a black sweater as she puts her arm around George.
“Wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas,” William and Kate wrote alongside the family photo, which was snapped by a photographer Josh Shinner in April.
As William and Kate prepare to celebrate the holidays with their family, the couple – who have been married since April 2011 – will also mark their first Christmas since Kate announced she was in remission from cancer in January. (King Charles IIIon the other hand, he is being treated for an undisclosed type of cancer.)
“The festival may have a bad reputation,” the source said exclusively Us Weekly earlier this month, “of course, it will be a time to celebrate, especially after Kate gets the all clear.”
The insider added that the royals “all want to spend their time together.”
William and Kate will also enjoy their first Christmas in their new home after moving from Adelaide Cottage to Forest Lodge in October.
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“[They’re looking forward to] creating memories in what they consider their forever home,” the source said, citing a second insider as saying Us that Kate’s parents, Michael again Carole Middletonthey plan to join him and William at the royal family’s Sandringham House this holiday.
As for George, Charlotte and Louis, like any children, the three are excited about the holiday season.
“They love Christmas,” the first source said, stressing that William and Kate are trying to keep their children as down to earth as possible. “They want to do a traditional Christmas without the spirit and grace, unlike what Charles might have had as a child.”
The royal family is expected to gather at Sandringham on Christmas Eve. There, they will enjoy afternoon tea with traditional cakes, sandwiches and Coronation Chicken followed by a black-tie dinner and gift-giving, according to a royal historian. Marlene Koenig.
“Royals choose gifts that are funny or inexpensive,” Koenig said Usas a second source revealed, “There’s a competition to see who can find the funniest.”
Prince William and Princess Kate Middleton are the proud parents of three children and have shared some sweet moments with the little ones over the years. The couple married in April 2011 at Westminster Abbey in London, five months after their wedding. William and Kate went on to welcome three children: Prince George, Princess Charlotte […]
On Christmas Day, the family will go to church at St Mary Magdalene, and Charles, Queen CamillaWilliam, Kate and children leading the procession from Sandringham. After the service, they will return home to drinks, “very traditional food with turkey … and all the fixings” for lunch and dinner of “pig’s head, ham, salmon and lots of side dishes” and a fancy dessert table, per Koenig.
For Charles, this holiday will be very important given his ongoing health problems.
“Charles wants to have a traditional holiday with all the royals,” the first source said Us. “Every family Christmas is precious, but it’s especially important to him this year.”
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