December 19, 2019

Has The Duke And Duchess Of Cambridge's 2019 Christmas Card Been Leaked Online?

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge can be seen posing with their children and a vintage motorbike in what appears to be their 2019 Christmas card – but we weren’t meant to see the image just yet.
Has The Duke And Duchess Of Cambridges 2019 Christmas Card Been Leaked Online?

The photo of Prince William, Kate Middleton, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis was tweeted by Air Commodore Dawn McCafferty, who seemed to have received one of the cards.

McCafferty has since deleted her tweet, but the image has now been shared by others online. Related... People Were Unimpressed By Duke And Duchess Of Cambridge's Christmas Card - So They Improved It The Cambridge Household family Christmas card this year features The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge with their three children, Prince Louis, Princess Charlotte and Prince George on a motorbike and sidecar ❄️🎄 pic.twitter.com/pNg3zPJXqS— Benjamin Wareing (@BenjaminWareing) December 18, 2019#new The Cambridge Christmas Card #christmas#cambridge#KateMiddleton#DuchessofCambridge#princewilliam#dukeofcambridge#cambridge#princegeorge#princesscharlotte#PrinceLouispic.twitter.com/6NMKjZyn1J— Kate Middleton (@secretofellie) December 18, 2019PLEASE NOT REPOST TO INSTAGRAM! Cambridges! Christmas card! 💙💙💙💙 pic.twitter.com/y4Yvmb2WAi— theprincegeorgeofcambridge (@TheHRHGeorge) December 18, 2019We’re yet to find out who took the photograph as the official annual announcement hasn’t been made. But the inside of the card carries a simple message from the family: “Wishing you a very Happy Christmas and New Year”.
Last year’s photo featured the family playing outside. The picture, taken by Matt Porteous, showed the Duke and Duchess and their three kids in the grounds of Anmer Hall, in Norfolk. HuffPost UK has contacted Kensington Palace about the image and will update this article when we receive a response. READ MORE: People Think Kate Middleton Shrugged Off Prince William's Hand In Awkward TV Moment Prince Louis’ First Words Were Inspired By Mary Berry – And No, It Wasn’t ‘Soggy Bottom’ Meghan Markle's Favourite False Lashes, Revealed – Just In Time For The Party Season

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