In this photo, the three siblings are shown sitting happily together on a couch. Their Christmas card this year is expected to have a deeper meaning. It will reflect both the joy of the holiday season and the strength of the royal family after a difficult year. A recent post revealed details of the card, creating excitement among fans who have been eagerly awaiting its release.

The main theme seems to be the strength and unity of the family. This is especially poignant given Catherine's recent health issues. The photo is expected to showcase her strong bond with her children, conveying hope and resilience as they navigate her cancer treatment. For their 2023 card, the family wore white button-down shirts and jeans.

After years of casual holiday snaps at their Norfolk home, a photographer was brought to Windsor to take the shot. Despite the stylish look, some viewers have noted the supposed flaws in the photo, with speculation about missing fingers and odd proportions. Neither the couple nor their sources have commented on the claims, but they are said to have been surprised by the public reaction.

Body language expert Judy James has analysed the photo, noting that William’s tilt of his head suggests he wants to be liked, while Catherine leans towards him in a romantic way. Charlotte bears a striking resemblance to the late Queen, evoking feelings from her younger days. Unlike many royal Christmas cards, this one lacks the traditional festive decorations, aiming for a more homely feel.

One fan humorously pointed out that it resembles a JC Penney photo, fitting with the family's desire to provide a normal childhood for their children. Catherine's influence has brought stability to their lives, something William greatly values. The family's recent move to Windsor Great Park has become their new normal, having moved from Kensington Palace.

They live in a modest four-bedroom house rather than Windsor Castle, and they no longer rely on a nanny. Their children attend Lambrook School, where William and Catherine personally handle the pick-up and drop-off each morning. If George does end up attending Eton, the family's location will ensure they are only a short walk away. Meanwhile, the Middletons live nearby, ready to lend a helping hand whenever needed.