Prince Charles and The Duchess Of Cornwall have created a Christmas card that captures the sweet moment they share with each other. It also pays tribute to the Covid-19 pandemic. 

Picture taken during Royal Ascot’s second day in June shows 72-year old heir to the throne helping his 73-year-old wife adjust her facial mask before the race meeting. 

Given the new restrictions in England requiring that people wear masks when they travel, shop, and in indoor spaces like post offices, theatres, and hairdressers, this snap seems particularly fitting. 

It also shows Charles as Camilla’s loving husband, who he married April 2005. This was after an affair lasting decades. 

Charles’s eldest son and the Duke of Cambridge also released their holiday greetings. A family portrait in which William, 39, and Kate Middleton, 39, pose with their three children Prince George (eight), Princess Charlotte (6, and Prince Louis (33)

This photo was taken on a family secret trip to Jordan earlier in the year. 

Prince Charles, 72, and the Duchess of Cornwall, 73, have released their official Christmas card for 2021, It  captures a sweet and candid moment they shared earlier this year at Royal Ascot, where the heir-to-the-throne helped his wife  to adjust her face mask during the function, pictured

Prince Charles, 72, and the Duchess of Cornwall, 73, have released their official Christmas card for 2021, It  captures a sweet and candid moment they shared earlier this year at Royal Ascot, where the heir-to-the-throne helped his wife  to adjust her face mask during the function, pictured

Charles, in his Christmas card is dressed smartly in a grey suit and tie. He paired it with a white shirt and a matching pocket square. 

A flowing cream gown paired with matching hats is just as stylish for the Duchess Of Cornwall. 

Charles gently touches Camilla’s cheek, adjusting her white mask to her chin. He is wearing his black mask. 

They shared a tender moment of intimacy before they were joined by the other guests at the event. 

Pictured shared at the time of Royal Ascot in June showed Prince Charles jumping to his wife's rescue when she struggled to keep her face mask in place, pictured

Photo shared during Royal Ascot, June shows Prince Charles leaping to the rescue of his wife when she couldn’t keep her mask on.

The couple took off their masks to hand his trophy to jockey Ryan Moore after he won the Prince Of Wales's Stakes on Love during day two of Royal Ascot, pictured

After Ryan Moore won the Prince Of Wales’s Stakes On Love on Day Two of Royal Ascot (pictured), Ryan Moore took his trophy off Ryan Moore’s mask.

This was not the first royal Christmas card to be released. Prince William and Kate Middleton shared their choice for 2021 via social media. 

The theme of this year’s Christmas card is a family holiday to the desert. Dad wears shorts while the kids are dressed in summer gear. Mum shows off her golden glow. 

They are pictured with their children during the secret Jordan trip this year. 

Kate appears radiant in a khaki attire, while Princess Charlotte is all grown up in her gingham dress. Prince George beams as he poses in a £14.95 camo t-shirt from GAP and grey shorts. Prince Louis, who is wearing a stripey polo top and sits at the front cross-legged, looks great. 

 

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have delighted fans with the release of their 2021 Christmas card showing the family on holiday in Jordan earlier this year. Pictured, William and Kate with Charlotte (left), Louis (centre) and George (right)

Fans were delighted to see the 2021 Christmas card of the Duke and Duchess, which shows the couple on vacation in Jordan this year. Pictured: William and Kate (left), Louis and George (center), respectively

Although it is not known when exactly the family traveled to Jordan, the trip was likely to have occurred in the latter part of the year as travel restrictions had been relaxed. 

During the summer Jordan was included on the amber-list. This meant that fully vaccinated visitors to the UK after 19 July did not need to be quarantined, provided they had taken a predeparture and PCR tests on days two and eight. The day-two and eight pre-departure tests were not performed on the 4th of October. 

The visit was not made public because it was private holiday and not an official royal tour.  

Jordan holds a special significance for the family because the Duchess of Cambridge spent part of her childhood in the country where her father worked as a flight dispatcher for British Airways, and when William visited the Middle East in 2018 on an official tour, he spoke of their intention to come back with their children in the future. 

This year’s Christmas card is quite different than the usual ones by the Cambridges. It features family shots taken at Amner Hall, Norfolk. The images have an English countryside vibe with matching jumpers.

The photo’s centre shows the Duke and Duchess, who are smiling broadly while seated at the center. 

Jordan holds a special significance for the family because the Duchess of Cambridge spent part of her childhood in the country where her father worked as a flight dispatcher for British Airways. Pictured, Kate as a young girl (left) with her father Michael and sister Pippa (right) in a photo previously made public. The Middleton family spent two and a half years in Jordan

Jordan is a very special place for the family. Her father was a British Airways flight dispatcher. In a previously published photo, Kate (left) and her sister Pippa (right), as a young girl. Two and a quarter years was spent in Jordan by the Middleton family.

Kate is wearing her brown long locks down to her shoulders. One hand is resting on the knee of her husband, while George, aged eight, is sitting behind her. 

This mother-of-three looks relaxed wearing a button down dress with three quarter length sleeves that reach to her waist. It appears that the dress is full-length and falls just below her knees. 

The sun-kissed Prince William, dressed in khaki shirt, suede loafers, and beige shorts is next to her. One hand is placed on his wife’s right knee, the other around Princess Charlotte, his six-year-old daughter. 

Prince William visited Jordan in July 2018, shortly after the birth of their son Louis, and visited a spot where Kate had posed for a photo with her father and sister Pippa as a child

Prince William visited Jordan on July 18, 2018, just after Louis’s birth. There, he visited an area where Kate once posed with Pippa and her father as children.

The smiling Prince Louis is standing in front of them, wearing navy plimsoles which match his sister. 

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge shared the photo on Instagram with the caption: ‘Delighted to share a new image of the family, which features on this year’s Christmas card.’  

This photo was released almost one week before the official unveiling of last year’s, which had been leaked to social media. Many people were thrilled with the photo, and many commented on the grown-up appearance of the children.