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Prince Charles & Camilla: They show humor with their Christmas card

Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla are sending out personal holiday greetings again this year. Your Christmas card this time will make for surprised faces.

London – Prince Charles (73) and his wife Camilla (74) have once again proven their sense of humor. This year's Christmas card will cause a few laughs – even if the motif actually has a serious background.
24royal.de * shows the current Christmas card from Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla.

Prince William (39) and Duchess Kate (39) have already presented the motif of their new Christmas card. Instead of a Christmas tree or festive decorations, the photo shows the five Cambridges in summer clothes in the Jordanian desert. The atypical recording was extremely well received by fans and social media followers of William and Kate. Immediately after the picture was published on Instagram, there were countless likes and enthusiastic comments. What William and his wife can do, Charles and Camilla have been able to do for a long time! The British heir to the throne conjured up a big surprise up his sleeve with this year's Christmas card. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.

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