Queen wishes Prince William happy birthday as he turns 39 after sweet Father’s Day outing with George and Charlotte

THE QUEEN sent her grandson Prince William birthday wishes today as the future king turns 39.

Posting from The Royal Family Twitter, the heartfelt post read: “Wishing The Duke of Cambridge a very Happy Birthday today!”



The Queen’s birthday post to her grandson

Pictures included in the social post are of Prince William with his family on the balcony of Buckingham Palace attending the ceremony of Trooping the Colour in 2018 and of the Duke on his recent trip to Scotland.

It comes the day after Wills was seen beaming while spending Father’s Day with Prince George and Princess Charlotte.

He came out grinning yesterday as he counted down to the start of the half marathon race with his kids on the Sandringham Estate.

Despite a blistering row allegedly erupting between the brothers over bullying claims against Meghan, Prince William appeared to be enjoying today’s event. 

The Duke waved to attendants alongside his two eldest children Prince George, seven, and Princess Charlotte, six. 



The Royal Family tweeted a picture of the Duke with his family from 2018

The news comes as a royal author alleged William “threw Harry out” after learning of a bullying complaint made against the Duchess of Sussex by her former communications secretary.

Robert Lacey has also claimed in his new book “Battle of Brothers” that Harry hung up on Prince William when he called.

The Times has reported that the feud was so great, William split his household from Harry’s altogether. 

Meanwhile, last week Meghan’s friend revealed that the Duchess would return to the UK next year for the Queen’s jubilee.

Scobie – the preferred reporter of the Sussexes, who co-wrote their biography Finding Freedom – said the Duchess plans to celebrate with the monarch next year.

But the Duchess of Sussex has no intention of flying back in late June for the unveiling of a statue dedicated to Princess Diana, Omid Scobie says.

Instead, she’ll remain at home in LA with newborn daughter Lilibet Diana, while Harry flies back.

And it’s claimed he could bring son Archie with him for his visit.

On Sunday Meghan spoke publicly for the first time since welcoming her daughter.

Speaking on NPR, the Duchess revealed her picture book is a “love story” about growing with Prince Harry in “good times or bad”.

Meghan released The Bench this year, with pictures including nods to her own family including a red headed soldier and woman gardening with a baby strapped to her chest.