Kate Middleton Revealed the Adorable Family Photos Displayed at Kensington Palace

• Kate Middleton video-chatted with military families (opens in new tab) to mark Remembrance Week in the U.K.
• She shared a glimpse inside Kensington Palace (opens in new tab)—including the sweet family photos on display (opens in new tab).
• The Cambridges have several adorable photos of their children displayed in frames, many taken by Kate herself.

We've seen an awful lot more of the royals' private living spaces this year, as the family have carried out official engagements from their homes amid fluctuating lockdown measures. This week, Kate Middleton took part in a video call (opens in new tab) with several military families who lost loved ones, to mark Remembrance Week in the U.K. As Town and Country (opens in new tab) reports (opens in new tab), Kate shared a glimpse inside Kensington Palace on the call—and revealed the sweet family photos on display.

The framed photos include a snap of Kate and youngest son Prince Louis (opens in new tab) at the Chelsea Flower Show in 2019, and another of Princess Charlotte and Prince George (opens in new tab) before they headed to school later that year. There's also a photo taken by the Duchess of Cambridge herself: the sweet photo of Prince George (opens in new tab) giggling in the grass that the royals released to mark his sixth birthday last July. 

On the video call, Kate spoke to several relatives of service members who died during or after deployment. "I'm sure you spend your time every day remembering your loved ones but it's so important that the nation comes together and really spends time thinking about those who have lost their lives and the families that have been impacted," she said.

"It's been a real honour to speak to all of you and I think I speak for the whole nation when I say just how proud you should be of your loved ones, and for the sacrifice and the bravery that they've shown," Kate continued. "I'll certainly be thinking of you this difficult week and will be for many years to come."