KATE Middleton has shared a never before seen photo of Prince William and their three children to mark Father’s Day.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge took to their official Instagram account where they shared a short video featuring several family photos to mark the occasion.
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While we have seen most of them before, royal fans are in for a treat as the mum-of-three posted an extra snap that hasn’t previously been shared with the public.
The snap sees Prince William, 39, standing on the steps of Kensington Palace holding their youngest son Louis, three, while George, seven and Charlotte, six stand at his feet.
The photo is believed to have been taken at Trooping the Colour in 2019 as the Duke of Cambridge is dressed in his military regalia from that day.
It is unclear whether Kate snapped the photo herself, but as a keen photographer it is likely that she would have stepped behind the camera to capture the sweet image.
Alongside the new snap, Kate also shared a throwback photo of a young William with Prince Harry with their dad Prince Charles in the grounds of Balmoral as children.
In a third snap, Kate, 39, can be seen with her own father Michael Middleton as he walked her down the aisle on her wedding day in 2011.
And the fourth and final snap shared was another taken by Kate herself of the Queen and Prince Philip and their great-grandchildren at Balmoral Castle which was originally released shortly after the Duke of Edinburgh’s death in April.
The Instagram post was captioned: “Wishing fathers everywhere a happy Father’s Day.”
Royal fans were delighted by the release of a new photograph, sharing their excitement in the comments.
One wrote: “NEW IMAGES OF TROOPING HOW ADORABLE.”
“it’s the trooping photo for me 
” added another, while a third wrote, “The third photo
SO ADORABLE!!”
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