NewsQueen Letizia of Spain: fans love casual Christmas greetings

Queen Letizia of Spain: fans love casual Christmas greetings

Queen Letizia is seldom seen so relaxed and relaxed. Just in time for the upcoming festival of love, the Spanish royal family sends Christmas greetings.

Madrid – Whether Spain, Great Britain or Norway: The tradition of the Christmas card has been upheld by many royal families for years. As the year slowly draws to a close, Royal fans can marvel at one new photo after another. Also Queen Letizia (49) and King Felipe VI. (53) from Spain share their family happiness.

With the holidays getting closer, it was high time for the Spanish royal family to publish this year’s Christmas card. The monarch couple has decided to take a photo in nature, following in the footsteps of Prince William (39) and Duchess Kate (39), whose Christmas card is adorned with a holiday photo from Jordan. The snapshot of King Felipe, Queen Letizia and their two daughters Crown Princess Leonor (16) and Infanta Sofía (14) was apparently taken in the garden of their residence, the Zarzuela Palace near Madrid.
24royal.de * reveals why Queen Letizia is particularly looking forward to this year’s Christmas.

The two teenagers sit next to each other, their parents standing behind them. Sofía wears a patterned light blue sweater by Verse, her older sister has opted for a simple beige sweater. Queen Letizia has also opted for a casual outfit, combining her Mango blazer coat with a white top. “Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2022” can be read on the card, fans share their joy at the greetings of the “wonderful family” on Instagram & Co. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.

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