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Prince William has a lot of love in his life this Father’s Day.
Prince William and Princess Kate’s official Instagram accounts shared Father’s Day messages to the 42-year-old on Sunday, June 15th from the couple’s three children.
The post included two photos of Prince George of William, 11, Princess Charlotte, 10, Prince Louis, and 7, William. The first photo showed four standing poses casually adjusted in jeans and sweaters.
“Happy Father’s Day, Daddy (before and before!) We love you!” caption read. The Instagram post was signed with “G, C&L” with heart emojis.
King Charles also sent a Father’s Day message on Instagram. The official Royal Family account shared two photos of Charles, 76. The second photo was shown by Queen Camilla, 77, along with her late father, Bruce Shand.
“I wish you a happy Father’s Day, anywhere and today,” the caption reads.
The message came a day after turning the colour into an army, a royal birthday celebration of King Charles. William, Kate and the kids were all present, and Kate and Charlotte were both wearing aqua. For Kate, she was the first security guard since she announced in January that she was in remission from cancer.
Kate, William and their kids took a photo together to protect the colour and thanked them in an Instagram post “to everyone who came and everyone who participated.”
William’s brother Prince Harry, who moved to the United States with his wife, Duchess Meghan in 2020, does not exist to make the colour into the army and has not been present since 2022.
Harry and Meghan live in California, with two children, a six-year-old, four Princess Lillivet and four.
Contribution: Jay Stahl