King Charles and Queen Camilla's Christmas card photo revealed with romantic detail

King Charles and Queen Camilla's Christmas card photo has been revealed on Instagram and royal fans have been quick to compliment the ‘loved-up’ portrait.

• With just two weeks to go before Christmas, King Charles and Camilla have released their festive greeting card, which features a super sweet photo of the pair. 
• The chosen photograph has also stirred up a delighted reaction from fans, with many pointing out a rather romantic detail. 
• This royal news comes after Princess Diana’s brother broke his silence after the Harry & Meghan docuseries.

To mark the festive season, King Charles and the Queen Consort have unveiled their first Christmas card in their new roles and royal fans have been quick to highlight this very romantic detail.

After royal watchers were treated to a sneak peek of The Princess of Wales’ annual Carol concert, where Kate stunned in a recycled, red sequin gown, King Charles and Camilla have now shared their own festive offering.

Taking to Instagram, the couple shared their official Christmas Card, which features a portrait of the couple, with Camilla smiling and gazing at Charles - who could be seen smiling from his side profile. 

Royal watchers were seemingly delighted with the picture choice, with several taking to the comments to highlight Camilla’s ‘loved-up’ gaze.

One wrote, “What a  wonderful choice. I love this picture right from the start. The way she looks at him just melts my heart.”

While another commented, “Love the way she is looking at him!”

Before a third then noted, “Lovely! Camilla looking very loved up!”

Other fans were also struck by the date the photograph was taken. In the caption, it was revealed that the portrait, taken by photographer Samir Hussein, was captured at the Braemar Games in September 2022 - just five days before Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II died and Charles assumed the throne.

One fan commented saying, “Lovely picture. The photo was taken 5 days before Charles became King, at the Braemar Games”, hailing it a "touching choice".

This Christmas is set to be a poignant one for the family, as it is the first without the Queen and will see Charles deliver the Sovereign's traditional Christmas speech, where he will reportedly pay ‘solemn’ tribute to his late mother.