The Sweetest Pictures Of The Cambridge Children: Prince George, Princess Charlotte And Prince Louis

To celebrate Mother's Day 2022 in the UK, the Duchess of Cambridge shared a sweet, never-before-seen photo of herself sitting in a tree with her three children, all dressed in coordinated blue-toned ensembles. In another posted, shared to Instagram, the loving mum can be seen carrying her youngest child, Louis, in her arms and looking down at his smiling face.

Kate Middleton, who has a passion for photography, took sweet photos of Princess Charlotte to commemorate her daughter turning seven over the weekend .

The images have since caused fans to liken her to other members of the royal family, including her dad, Prince William.

Noting the resemblance between the young royal and duke, one person wrote: 'Her Royal Cuteness.... she is the twin of Prince William with long hair [sic]', and shared a photo of the Duke as a child.

Another compared her to the Queen when writing: 'Charlotte has always reminded me of the Queen, I think it's in the eyes. [sic]'

Joining in with the comparisons was a fan who commented: 'Just lovely pictures and so like her dad, Prince William and grandmother, Princess Diana. [sic]'

To celebrate Kate Middleton and Prince William's youngest child Prince Louis turning four on April 23, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge shared new photos of their son, taken by Kate. Louis appears in the photos barefoot on the beach and smiling at the camera. '4 years old tomorrow!; the Cambridges wrote in the caption of the photos' post on their Instagram account, crediting the Duchess for the photos.

Ahead of Christmas royal fans were delighted to see a new photo of the Queen's great-grandchildren.

On December 8 Queen Elizabeth II was photographed at Windsor Castle and we spotted a picture of Her Majesty and her late husband, Prince Philip, sitting with five of their 12 great-grandchildren.

In the snap, seen on the Queen's table on the left, a young Princess Charlotte sits on the Monarch's lap, while her older brother Prince George stands behind the sofa.

The photo, taken in Balmoral in 2018, was originally shared ahead of the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral in April,

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge shared the latest photo of their six-year-old daughter, Princess Charlotte over the weekend adorably cradling a butterfly.

The picture was taken as part of a butterfly conservation project and was reportedly taken by keen photographer Kate Middleton in Norfolk.

On June 29, Prince George was the envy of many English kids when he was sat in Wembley Stadium's royal box for England's winning Last 16 Euros match against Germany.

The seven-year-old (who turns eight in July) joing his parents, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge in the box but also A-Listers like Ed Sheeran and his wife Cherry, David and Romeo Beckham, Ellie Goulding and Caspar Jopling and former England goalkeeper David Seaman.

George matched his Dad in a suit and tie and was seen celebrating the goals and standing for the national anthem, about his great-grandmother. What a life.

On Father's Day, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's eldest children Prince George and Princess Charlotte spent time with their father Prince William at a half marathon event in Sandringham, Norfolk.

The seven and six-year-old helped their Dad count down from 10 at the start line (which they did three times to account for a socially distanced race) and were captured by photographer Ian Burt.

All three Cambridge children came out on Friday evening (December 11), when they joined their parents, Kate Middleton and Prince William for a festive night at the pantomime.

Louis, Charlotte and George (left to right) attended the show at London's Palladium which was put on to thank key workers during the Coronavirus pandemic.

Inside the London Palladium, Louis perched on his mum Kate Middleton's lap while watching the show. Charlotte sat next to her little brother and mum and looked on at the stage animatedly.

Taken by the Duchess of Cambridge, the two-year-old was captured painting rainbows for the NHS.

The family of five were seen applauding the NHS during one of the many 'Clap For Our Carers' Thursday evenings during lockdown from their home in Norfolk in April.