Prince William and Kate Middleton release never-before-seen family snaps from 2025
Prince William and Kate Middleton shared their favorite never-before-seen photos from 2025 as the new year approaches.

In a set of 12 snaps posted to Instagram on Tuesday, the couple released one photo from each month in their digital walk down memory lane.

They opened the carousel with a picture of the Prince, 43, and Princess of Wales, also 43, honoring Holocaust Memorial Day in January. Though not pictured, they were joined in marking the annual memorial by UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and notable Jewish figures, at a service held at Guildhall in London.

The shot was followed with a photo of Middleton visiting an Action for Children Mother and Baby Unit inside HM Prison Styal.

Prince William and Kate Middleton holding lit candles.6
Prince William and Kate Middleton released a collection of 12 never-before-seen photos reflecting on the year.Instagram/@princeandprincessofwhales
Kate Middleton talking to three women next to a stroller on a gravel path.6
In one photo, Middleton was seen visiting an Action for Children Mother and Baby Unit inside HM Prison Styal.Instagram/@princeandprincessofwhales
Also included among the collection was a picture of 12-year-old Prince George joining his dad in speaking with veterans at the 80th anniversary of VE Day in March.

“This was the first sign of George taking on future duties,” Russell Myers of The Mirror previously told People of the event in August.

A palace insider added, “That is quite a responsibility to sit down and chat with veterans like that. It was incredible.”

Prince William led the following photo alongside his dad, King Charles III, and his aunt, Princess Anne, at the annual Trooping the Colour parade, which took place in June.

Prince William and a boy interacting with a veteran and a woman at a table.6
In a May memory, the couple shared a photo of Prince George joining his dad in speaking with veterans at the 80th anniversary.Instagram/@princeandprincessofwhales
Prince William, King Charles, Princess Anne, and others in military attire at an outdoor event.6
They followed it up with a photo of Prince William, King Charles, and Prince Anne.Instagram/@princeandprincessofwhales
Sources previously told The Post that this year’s parade was meant to be considerably special amid King Charles’ continued treatment for his cancer diagnosis.
“It’s a show of strength,” a palace source told The Post. “The King is serving his country, and he’s not going to let a diagnosis get in the way of that.”

Insiders shared that Charles insisted on having a hands-on role in planning this year’s celebration along with some help from William.

“For the King, Trooping has always been important,” the King’s former personal butler, Grant Harrold, said. “It’s when all the royal family get together to show a united front.”

Kate Middleton in a green suit laughing, with two illustrated display boards about emotions and responsiveness behind her.6
Middleton also attended this year’s annual parade marking her first appearance back since announcing her cancer remission status.Instagram/@princeandprincessofwhales
Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, and Kate Middleton, Duchess of Cambridge, at the Wimbledon Championships.6
She followed up the appearance with her attendance at Wimbledon in July.Instagram/@princeandprincessofwhales
It’s also worth noting that this year’s Trooping the Colour parade marked Middleton’s first attendance since announcing her cancer remission status.
The following month, she resumed her regular appearance at the Wimbledon tournament and presented Jannik Sinner with the men’s singles Championship trophy, which became another highlight from the year that was shared in she and William’s Tuesday post.

Among the other moments featured in the carousel was the Prince and Princess’ first approach toward Marine One as President Donald Trump landed in Windsor for the US state visit in September, and William showing off his volleyball skills in Rio de Janeiro in November.