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King Charles III attends the Sunday service at the Church of St Mary Magdalene on the Sandringham estate on 4 February 2024© Max Mumby/Indigo

King Charles' personal photos of son Prince Harry and Prince George revealed in new video

The snaps were shown following Queen Camilla's meeting with Ukrainian first lady Olena Zelenska

Matthew Moore
Online News Writer & Diversity and Inclusion Lead
February 29, 2024
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Queen Camilla welcomed Ukrainian first lady Olena Zelenska into Clarence House on Thursday, and in a video shared by Olena, royal fans got a glimpse at some of the family photos that King Charles has on display at this London residence.

A total of ten stunning family photos were shown in the behind-the-scenes video Olena shared on her official Twitter of her royal visit. In one of the desks, Charles and Camilla have a photograph of the late Queen and the then-Prince Charles posing together in the White Drawing Room at Windsor Castle. The photo, snapped by fashion photographer Nick Knight, was released in 2016 to mark the end of the her 90th birthday year. 

Another picture features the current King and Queen sitting together in a bench. This photo was used as their Christmas card back in 2018.

Other frames feature two photos of Prince Harry, as well as a picture of Charles holding Prince George on the day of his Christening.

However, these weren't the only family photos on show in the video, and you can click below to see which other members of the royal family made an appearance.

WATCH: See the sweet family photos King Charles and Queen Camilla have in their home

In her caption, Olena shared: "Was delighted to personally express my gratitude to Her Majesty Queen Camilla, and in her person the whole @RoyalFamily and all people of the UK for supporting [Ukraine] and our IDP's. Our values are common — life, freedom, democracy. Thank you for standing up for them together today."

The 46-year-old was in the United Kingdom to share thanks with leaders following the two-year anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine from Russia. During her time in the country, Olena also met with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and his wife, Akshata Murty.

A selection of photos featuring the King holding a grandson, one of the King and late Queen and a black-and-white photo of Prince Harry© X
Charles and Camilla had a collection of family photos

On the two-year anniversary, Charles released a message praising the "inspirational" Ukrainian people. In a statement, he said: "The determination and strength of the Ukrainian people continues to inspire, as the unprovoked attack on their land, their lives, and livelihoods enters a third, tragic, year.

"Despite the tremendous hardship and pain inflicted upon them, Ukrainians continue to show the heroism with which the world associates them so closely." The rest of the King's words can be read here.

Olena Zelenska sat with Queen Camilla© WPA Pool
Camilla hosted Olena at Clarence House

The monarch did not meet Olena during her visit due to his ongoing treatment for cancer.

Camilla hosted Olena a day after the Queen hosted several celebrities and children ahead of the announcement of the winner of the BBC's 500 Words competition, a writing competition for children aged between five and eleven.

Olena Zelenska, Ukraine's first lady arrives at Westminster Abbey
Olena was previously in the UK for the King's coronation

Camilla, who has her own book club, was praised during the event for her support of the competition. Young Bond author Charlie Higson said: "She's genuinely been a huge supporter of this, really keen on promoting literacy and it was really down to her that the competition came back - she twisted a few arms and said this is a really good thing, you've got to carry on'.

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"She played a huge part in it. It was amazing because it had shut down and gone away and we'd thought it would never happen again. We had meant to have the final here - it would have been in 2020 - and we didn't."

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