Much to the delight of royal fans, Prince William and Princess Catherine have shared a collection of photographs from every month of the year in 2025. Highlights from the carousel include a previously unseen photograph from US President Donald Trump's state visit and a special moment from the Princess of Wales' work with The Royal Foundation’s Centre for Early Childhood.
Photos also included Princess Catherine awarding the newly crowned men’s singles champion, Jannik Sinner, with the top trophy at Wimbledon. Walking down memory lane, the Prince and Princess of Wales have shared further iconic moments, including trips abroad, such as Prince William laughing in the sand while playing volleyball ahead of the 2025 Earthshot Prize in Rio de Janeiro.
The couple titled the post on Instagram, "Some unseen favourites from 2025."
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Royal fans have taken to Instagram to marvel at the photos. One wrote: "I hope you all have a wonderful start to 2026 and I hope that 2026 treats you all well. Thank you for all your hard work this year Your Royal Highnesses."
Another wrote: "Love this family. They are adorable."
One added: "Happy Holidays, thank you for sharing your world with us."
A fan wrote: "A beautiful set of pictures but my favourites are Prince William playing volleyball and heading to meet the Estonian President."
One commented: "Thankyou for sharing these photos. Happy New Year to you all."
In the selection of photos, King Charles's only cameo in the collection comes in a snapshot of Trooping the Colour in June.
In their photo to round off the year, in December, the Prince and Princess of Wales selected a photo of William enjoying a beer at The Welsh Guard Christmas party.
Here, the prince is seen laughing along with a fellow Welsh Guardsman at a table strewn with various drinks.
William was pictured enjoying a festive lunch while visiting the guards as part of his position as colonel of the regiment - a ceremonial role he has held since December 2022.