Prince William and Princess Kate sent royal onlookers into a frenzy after they released their adorable Christmas card.

William and Kate were joined by their children, Prince George, 10, Princess Charlotte, 8, and Prince Louis, 5, for the black-and-white snap, with the whole family beaming in matching outfits.

The Waleses donned all white buttoned shirts paired with jeans in a casual look, with Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis donning canvas shoes for the image, which was taken by Josh Simmer.

William and Kate both have their arms around their two sons Louis and George, with Charlotte taking the star position on an elegant chair.

Naturally, the sweet image went viral soon after being posted on the Prince and Princess of Wales’s official social media accounts.

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The cute image draws parallels to an earlier image taken of Prince William for a Christmas photo session back in 1992. The black-and-white childhood image of the future King shows him perched on a chair, though with more of a sombre look.

It’s in striking contrast with his new family pic, which sees him beaming with happiness standing next to Kate, with the couple looking as loved up as ever.

The post has already been liked over 83,000 on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), with users swooning over the Christmas picture.

Many noted how tall Prince George is already.

One user said: “Prince George is so tall”. Another added: “Very nice! The children are growing so fast! Prince George is going to be 6’5” or taller!”

Many also noted how similar the children look to their parents, with one writing: “The princess is a carbon copy of her dad, the youngest prince of his mom, the eldest is both parents”.

The Christmas card photo, taken in Windsor, is the latest adorable image of the Cambridge family, who were also snapped at Princess Kate’s Christmas Eve Carol Service this weekend.

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