Louis has gotten big, no? Obviously there are going to be some changes as he goes from baby to toddler but he almost looks like a different kid. Must be all that gorgeous hair growing in. Speaking of gorge, this family might be one of the most photogenic around.This year's pic is similar to their Christmas card from last year, which was taken at Anmer Hall by the Cambridges' go-to photographer Matt Porteous, though the 2018 shot looked more autumnal compared to 2019's more summery pic.The Cambridge Household family Christmas card this year features The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge with their three children, Prince Louis, Princess Charlotte and Prince George on a motorbike and sidecar ❄️? pic.twitter.com/pNg3zPJXqS
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And arguably, both are a bit of an improvement on the family's 2017 card, which was much more formal and taken against a beige wall in Kensington Palace.
As for the Sussexes, we have yet to get a peek at their Christmas pic. In the past two years Harry and Meghan have been together, their Christmas cards have been wedding-related, with their official engagement pic used in 2017 and a never-before-seen shot from their wedding night shared in 2018.We would've loved to see this year's because Archie would've undoubtedly been in it but, hey, there are still a few days to go. We are patient people.For now, we'll continue to enjoy the final family pic of 2019 from the Cambridges. Because that might just have to be the gift that keeps on giving, at least this year.[video_embed id='-1']Shawn Mendes was too nervous to meet royals[/video_embed]