SHE might be one of the world’s most famous 95-year-olds – but in some ways, The Queen is just like any proud great-grandma.
Earlier this week, Her Majesty presented the Queen’s Medal for Music to organist Thomas Trotter at Windsor Castle.
In The Queen’s office, she has an assortment of family photos on display – including one that’s never been seen before.
Taking pride-of-place on a side table, the portrait shows The Queen and her late husband Prince Philip sitting on a sofa in Windsor Castle’s White Drawing Room.
The picture is believed to have been taken before 2018 as it shows a very young Princess Charlotte perching on her great-grandmother’s knee.
Zara and Mike Tindall’s adorable eldest daughter Mia is pictured sitting in the middle of The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh.
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Meanwhile, Peter Phillips’ daughters Isla and Savannah are seen standing on either side of the gold sofa.
Prince George – who would have been around four years old at the time – stands behind the sofa and between his great-grandparents.
What’s more, a similar family photo is situated next to this one – which the family released following Prince Philip’s passing in April.
The adorable snap was taken by Kate Middleton at Balmoral Castle in 2018.
Cradled in the arms of the Queen is Prince Louis – a rare image of the monarch holding one of her great-grandchildren.
The full line-up of royal children includes William and Kate’s children Prince George and Princess Charlotte either side of the Queen, who holds their brother Louis
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