A photograph of the Prince and Princess of Wales and their children has been selected as the family’s Christmas card for 2025.
The family picture shows William and Kate sitting on grass surrounded by their children George, Charlotte and Louis.
Charlotte, 10, is resting her head on her father’s shoulder and holding onto his arm, while Louis is leaning back into William’s chest, and Kate has her arm around George.
The image, posted on Kensington Palace’s social media, was taken by photographer Josh Shinner in Norfolk in April and shows the group surrounded by daffodils.
The post reads: “Wishing everyone a very Happy Christmas.”
The family are spending the festive season together and on Christmas Day are expected to be joining the King and the rest of the Royal Family at Sandringham in Norfolk.
A few weeks ago, the family moved into the eight-bedroom home, Forest Lodge, in Windsor Great Park.
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The change is seen as a fresh start for the Waleses after Kate’s recovery from cancer, which she announced at the start of 2025, following what William branded a “brutal” 2024.
Earlier this month, Kate took part in her fifth Together at Christmas carol service, honouring people who strengthen their communities.
The photos for the Christmas card appeared to be from the same shoot used to capture portraits for George’s 12th and Louis’ seventh birthdays.
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