Prince Charles, Princess Diana Look Happy While Bike-Riding With William, Harry In Photo
Prince Charles and Princess Diana used to always bond with their young sons, Prince William and Prince Harry. Even though the royal couple was having problems behind closed doors, they would normally show a united front for Prince William and Prince Harry.
In an unearthed photo, Prince Charles and Princess Diana are riding their big bikes. They are parked behind their adorable sons, who are riding their smaller bikes.
Prince Charles is wearing his usual suit and tie during his outing with his family. Princess Diana, on the other hand, is wearing a pink sweatshirt with butterflies on it, which she paired with her white pants.
The Prince and Princess of Wales both have beautiful smiles on their faces during their public outing. The late royal even looks as though she’s smizing in front of the camera.
Prince William and Prince Harry, on the other hand, are wearing matching plaid shorts. Prince William paired his shorts with his red sweater. Prince Harry, on the other hand, wore a navy-blue sweater.
The royal siblings, who look nothing alike, both have the same facial expression. By the looks of it, they are squinting because of the strong rays of the sun. It is also evident that Prince Harry’s bike is much smaller than Prince William because his older brother is also much bigger than him.
Royal fans were happy to see a beautiful photo of the Wales family when they were still complete. But one person couldn’t also believe the fact that the heir to the throne wore a suit while riding his bicycle.
Meanwhile, in another photo, Princess Diana is posing in between her two sons. Prince William and Prince Harry are a bit older in the black and white snap. They are both wearing a white long-sleeved polo shirt and black pants. Princess Diana, on the other hand, is wearing a white top and black coat.
Prince William and Prince Harry are sitting on both sides of their late mother. Their right legs are also raised on the hay stock that they are sitting in.
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