Royal children share first social media post for Father's Day
Princes Louis and George and Princess Charlotte have shared their first social media post for Father's Day in the United Kingdom.
The trio signed a post showing an image of them on a beach with their father, future king Prince William, a day after Trooping the Colour.
"We love you, Papa. Happy Father's Day, G, C & L," it read.
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The Prince and Princess of Wales have shared messages for UK Father's Day. Instagram
The group are all dressed in shorts, looking out to sea with their arms draped around each other.
The royals said the photo was taken this year by the Princess of Wales.
Meanwhile, Prince Willian posted a photo of himself as a child with King Charles. His brother, Prince Harry, was notably absent from the picture.
The photo shows him as a smiling toddler playing with a ball at his father's feet.
READ MORE: Kate makes long-awaited public return at Trooping the Colour.
The Prince and Princess of Wales have shared messages for UK Father's Day. Instagram
It was captioned simply, "Happy Father's Day, Pa. W."
Prince Harry, whose home in California is seven hours behind England, was yet to post anything on social media related to the occasion.
The Princess of Wales, made an unexpected return to public life this weekend by attending the ceremonial events for the King's Birthday.
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It was on Mother's Day that a photo shared by Kate was later withdrawn by photo agencies over photoshopping claims.
The Princess was forced to apologise, and soon after revealed in a video she had been diagnosed with cancer.
On Friday she said in a statement she was making "good progress" in her cancer battle, but said she was "not out of the woods yet."
It has not been disclosed what kind of cancer was found after she had abdominal surgery.
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