Kate Middleton and Prince William have this framed picture of Prince George in their country house

Kensington Palace Prince William and Kate Middleton

As a designated photographer of her family, Kate Middleton has several beautiful photos around her home.

On Friday, royal fans received just one of the special photos she and Prince William displayed and prominently displayed in their country house, Anmer Hall.

During a video call with care workers, a famous portrait of Prince George was spotted behind the couple sitting on a cream couch in one of the rooms of their Norfolk estate. The beautiful photo was originally released for George’s sixth birthday in July 2019.

At first glance, a laughing Prince George is seen lying in the garden at the home of Kensington Palace in the garden while wearing the official jersey of the English national football team, proving that he is just such a big football lover as his father.

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The Duchess of Cambridge Prince George

Kate and William are currently isolating themselves in the Anmer Hall with their children, George (7), Princess Charlotte (5) and Prince Louis (2), as the UK is under its third major barrier amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

William and Kate went to Anmer Hall, which is on the Queen’s Sandringham estate, just before Christmas after George and Charlotte left school for the holidays. But with a new national exclusion recently announced, they have not returned to London and the children will not go to school with most others in the capital again, which has also been closed.

The royal parents are experiencing their oldest children from homeschooling from earlier this year when the country experienced its first major closure.

BBC Prince William, Kate Middleton, Prince Louis, Prince George and Princess Charlotte in Anmer Hall

In April, they shared details about their time at home with their three young children amid the closure of the coronavirus.

“It was up and down, like a lot of families isolating themselves. George is a lot older than Louis and stuff, but they’re aware of that, I’m always surprised,” Kate said. “And while you do not want to scare them and do not want to make them too overwhelming, I think it is appropriate to acknowledge them in simple and age-appropriate ways.”

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The royal couple were also asked about running home schooling, after which William laughed and said it was ‘nice’.

Kate added: “The kids have such endurance, I do not know how. Honestly, you come at the end of the day and you write down the list of all the things you did that day. So, you set up a tent, take down the tent again, cook, bake. You come at the end of the day – they had a great time – but it’s amazing how much you can bump into in one day, that’s for sure. “

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