KATE Middleton and Prince William have shared an adorable photo of Princess Diana as they paid tributes to “mothers new and old” on Mother’s Day.
Posting on their Kensington Royal Instagram account this morning, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge shared a series of unseen family photos as well as Prince George‘s sweet handmade card he made for his mother.
This sweet photo was taken during the Cambridge family’s Christmas card photoshoot in Norfolk in 2018
The first photo shows the royal couple giving their two eldest children piggy backs as the race around in the garden outside their Norfolk home.
The heartwarming photo – which has previously never been shared – is an outtake from the Cambridge family’s 2018 Christmas card photoshoot .
What’s more, the couple also used the thoughtful post to pay tribute to their own mothers Princess Diana and Carole Middleton.
The second photo shows a young Prince William throwing his arms around his beaming mother while Prince Harry cuddles up next to her.
The couple also shared this photo of Princess Diana to mark the day
The Duchess shared this photo of her as a baby with her mother Carole
Prince George’s handmade card he made for his mother
Meanwhile, Kate has also shared a photo of her mother Carole cuddling her as baby taken in 1980.
The final photo is a sweet picture of the handmade card Prince George made for his mother Kate to celebrate the day.
Expressing sympathy for families who are spending the day apart as a result of the coronavirus outbreak, the couple wrote: “To mothers new and old and families spending today together and apart – we are thinking of you all at this difficult time. Happy Mother’s Day.”
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