London, United Kingdom – In a heartwarming tribute on Father’s Day, Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, honored her husband, Prince William, with a touching message shared on social media. The royal couple’s three children – Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis – were also featured in the photo, gazing out at the ocean as Prince William held them close.
The caption accompanying the photo read, “We love you, Papa. Happy Father’s Day,” followed by the children’s initials, “G, C & L.” The touching gesture captured the essence of the special day dedicated to fathers.
Father’s Day falls on the third Sunday of June in both the United States and the United Kingdom. Prince William also took the opportunity to share his own Father’s Day tribute by posting a throwback image of himself as a child with his father, King Charles, on social media.
The tribute from Middleton comes shortly after the Princess made her first public appearance in months at the Trooping the Colour event. In a previous statement shared on social media, Middleton revealed her ongoing cancer treatment journey and expressed a mix of emotions – from moments of weakness to feelings of strength, highlighting the importance of self-care and rest.
Despite the challenges she faces, Middleton remains hopeful and looks forward to attending more public events in the future. The Princess emphasized the need for patience and self-care, embracing each day with gratitude and positivity while focusing on her healing journey.
Trooping the Colour, an annual event that celebrates the monarch’s birthday with a grand display of military traditions, took place in June, providing an opportunity for Middleton to participate in the royal festivities. The Princess was photographed enjoying the event, riding in a carriage and posing on the balcony with her family and other members of the royal household.
The touching messages and public appearances from Middleton and Prince William on Father’s Day serve as a reminder of the importance of family bonds and the resilience of the royal family in facing personal challenges while continuing their public duties.