Prince Charles
He posts old family photo with William and Harry
Now they are rarely seen together: Prince Charles with his sons William and Harry.
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Prince Charles posted special pictures for British Father’s Day of his sons William and Harry and his father Prince Philip.
Prince Charles (73) for British Father’s Day this Sunday (June 19) special photos shared on Instagram. Among them is a snapshot of the heir to the throne with his sons Prince William (39) and Prince Harry (37) at a young age.
A total of three pictures can be seen on the “Clarence House” Instagram account. It says: “We wish everyone a very happy Father’s Day!” The picture with his children shows a laughing Prince Charles with a kilt lying on the grass with his sons. According to media reports, it was created on the royal estate in Balmoral, Scotland. Since Prince Harry and his wife Duchess Meghan (40) resigned from their royal duties in 2020 and moved to the United States, the relationship between Charles and Harry has been tense according to the royal rumor mill.
More royal snaps for Father’s Day
Prince Charles and his wife Duchess Camilla (74) also published photos of the heir to the throne with his father Prince Philip (1921-2021), on which the two royals wear uniforms, and of Camilla with her father Bruce Shand (1917-2006).
Kensington Palace also has a new image for Father’s Day shared – by Prince William (39) and his three children Prince George (8), Princess Charlotte (7) and Prince Louis (4). The four royals seem to be having a lot of fun on it. The Duke of Cambridge and his three children laugh for the camera. Charlotte and George each sit on either side of the future king, while Louis sits on his father’s shoulders. The snap, which is said to be from the family’s vacation in Jordan last fall, reads: “Happy Father’s Day to fathers and grandfathers around the world today!”
Not shown in the picture is Prince William’s wife, Duchess Kate (40). The family will soon have even more to celebrate together. Prince William turns 40 on June 21.