THE Queen has revealed a previously-unseen photo of Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis during a video chat.
Her Majesty, 94, was doing her first virtual diplomatic audience on Friday from Windsor Castle, where she virtually met foreign ambassadors who were at Buckingham Palace.
Eagle-eyed fans were delighted to spot a photo of the Queen’s great-grandchildren in a frame behind her shoulder.
In the sweet picture, George, seven, can be seen posing next to Charlotte, five, and Louis, two.
Their parents, Prince William, 38, and Kate Middleton, 38, are not featured in the snap.
As well as the framed family photo, fans also saw a green duck sculpture and a blue lamp with a bright white shade.
The Queen held three separate diplomatic audiences with Sophie Katsarava, ambassador of Georgia, Gil da Costa, ambassador of Timor-Leste also known as East Timor, and Ferenc Kumin, ambassador of Hungary, and his wife Viktoria Kumin.
The diplomats were in the Equerry’s Room at Buckingham Palace while the Queen was sitting in the Oak Room at Windsor Castle.
The new photo of the Cambridge kids comes as it has been announced that William and Kate will meet with the Queen for a family engagement on Tuesday.
This will take place at the end of their nationwide Christmas tour on the royal train, and Prince Charles and Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, are also set to attend.
The engagement will celebrate people and organisations who have gone “above and beyond” during the coronavirus pandemic.
The royal family reunion comes as it has been announced that the traditional royal Christmas at Sandringham will be cancelled.
Instead, the Queen and Prince Philip, 99, will celebrate Christmas “quietly” at Windsor Castle, where they have spent most of lockdown.
This will be the first Christmas away from Sandringham since 1987.
A spokesperson said: “Having considered all the appropriate advice, The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh have decided that this year they will spend Christmas quietly in Windsor.”
It is not clear if any of the royal family will be joining them for the celebrations.
HOAR exclusively revealed how servants at Sandringham were told not to expect her back for the Christmas period.
A revolt among estate workers has already thrown the Queen’s festive plans into turmoil after staff refused to quarantine away from their own loved ones.
Her Majesty has had plenty of practice on Zoom, keeping up with family members and chatting with various members of the public.
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