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The Prince & Princess Of Wales’ Christmas Card Perfectly Breaks From Tradition

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Kate Middleton Prince William and their children in the video released by Kensington PalaceInstagram: @willwar

The Prince and Princess of Wales have released their Christmas card for 2024 and it’s a stunning departure from that of previous years.

Kate and Wills shared the card—which has already been sent out to recipients—via their official Instagram page sending well-wishes this holiday season to the wider public.

Instead of posting the still photograph, the Prince and Princess opted to edit the image into a virtual card caressed by falling snow.

The couple kept their Christmas message short and sweet, captioning the post: “Wishing everyone a very happy Christmas 🎄”

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The photograph of the family, including their three children, Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, nine, and Prince Louis, six, should look familiar to royal watchers.

Not a new photograph like we’ve seen in previous years, Kate and Will opted to repurpose a still from the video shared back in September which marked the end of the Princess’ chemotherapy treatment.

The beautiful image is somewhat of a departure from traditional Christmas cards, showing the family relaxed, laughing and closer than ever, during their August trip to Norfolk.

Windsor castle break in near William and Kate Middleton
(Credit: Instagram: @willwar)

“Life as you know it can change in an instant,” she said in the video shared on September 9, “And we have had to find a way to navigate the stormy waters and road unknown.”

She went on to say: ““With humility, it also brings you face to face with your own vulnerabilities in a way you have never considered before, and with that, a new perspective on everything.”

Last year’s Christmas card, which portrayed the family all dressing in jeans and white button-down shirts against a plain photoshoot backdrop was met with photoshop controversy. A far more rigid and formal picture, however edited, is, if anything, a reflection of how far the family has come this year.

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