As 2025 draws to a close, Prince William and Kate Middleton have delighted fans with a selection of their favorite unseen photographs from the past year.

The royal couple shared a series of 12 images on Instagram on Tuesday, with each picture representing a different month from their year. This visually captivating journey through the months began with a poignant image of the Prince and Princess of Wales, both 43, commemorating Holocaust Memorial Day in January. Although they are the only ones captured in the photograph, the event at London’s Guildhall also saw participation from UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and prominent figures from the Jewish community.

The next image in this memorable collection features Middleton during a visit to the Action for Children Mother and Baby Unit at HM Prison Styal, highlighting her ongoing commitment to charitable causes.

Among the cherished moments, a touching photograph of 12-year-old Prince George was included, showing him alongside his father as they engaged with veterans during the 80th anniversary of VE Day in March.

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.

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.”

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.

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