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The Prince and Princess of Wales have unveiled their official Christmas card for this year, and it has caused quite a stir.
The card features a stunning image of the royal couple, taken during the summer in Norfolk.
In the photo, Prince William and Kate can be seen holding hands with their three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.
The Kensington Palace released a statement expressing the couple's delight in sharing this new photograph of their family.
The image, captured by photographer Matt Porteous, shows the family walking along a sunlit path, all holding hands.
William is dressed in a casual blue shirt, jeans, and trainers, while Kate opts for denim and a white blouse.
The children, George, Charlotte, and Louis, appear in shorts and t-shirts, standing between their parents.
Although the exact location in Norfolk where the photo was taken remains undisclosed, it is known that the Waleses often spend their summer holidays at Anmer Hall on the Sandringham Estate.
During the Covid-19 pandemic, the couple homeschooled their children from this Georgian country house.
Anmer Hall holds special significance for William, as it was a childhood home of his late university friend Hugh Van Cutsem Senior.
The prince and his brother, Harry, would often visit the stately hall during their childhood.
Anmer Hall, a ten-bedroom house gifted to William and Kate by Queen Elizabeth II as a wedding present, was also featured in their Christmas card image last year.
The photo, taken in autumn, showcased the family in front of a pile of firewood.
It seems the couple has a knack for choosing meaningful locations for their yearly holiday greetings.
This year's Christmas card follows the same pattern, with the Waleses radiating happiness and relaxation.
The image is in line with previous cards, which have always captured the family in a natural and joyful setting.
It is evident that the couple values authenticity and cherishes the moments they share as a family.
In contrast, King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla opted for a different approach in their Christmas card.
The Buckingham Palace released a photograph of the couple taken at the Braemar Royal Highland Gathering.
This picture holds particular significance as it marks their first Christmas card since Charles ascended to the throne.
The image, captured by renowned photographer Sam Hussain, shows Charles and Camilla smiling warmly at the gathering.
It is a testament to their commitment to their royal duties and their love for Scotland.
The couple's choice of this photograph highlights their connection to the country and their dedication to representing the monarchy.
As the holiday season approaches, the release of these Christmas cards adds a touch of excitement and anticipation.
