Prince Guillaume and Princess Stephanie shared new photos with their 1-year-old son on Twitter. Clad in a beige sweater and brown pants, the young prince was seen sitting in his mother’s lap with a large stuffed animal bear — who happens to be sporting a festive scarf and Santa Claus hat.

       "Prince Guillaume and Princess Stephanie, together with Prince Charles, wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!" the photo was captioned in Luxembourgish on Twitter.

       In three photos shared on social media, the family seems to have a happy time with each other.

       In one of the photos, Prince Guillaume is trying to make his son laugh.

       Behind the trio is a fireplace decorated with stockings and candles.

       Born in May 2020, Prince Charles made his debut by making a royal wave as he left the hospital in his parent’s arms.

       The little prince is already a regular at royal engagements, joining his parents from tree plantings to National Day events.

       To celebrate Prince Charles' first birthday, the royal baby appeared in a set of commemorative postage stamps released by the Luxembourg Post.

       The images retrace the first twelve months of the prince's life, following his birth at Luxembourg's Grand Duchess Charlotte Maternity Hospital.

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       The Luxembourg royals join other royal families around the world in sharing new portraits to celebrate Christmas and the end of the year.

       Earlier this month, Kate Middleton and Prince William shared a new portrait with their three children — Prince George, 8, Princess Charlotte, 6, and Prince Louis, 3 — for their 2021 Christmas card.

       The photo, which shows the couple and their children posed in front of a stone background, was taken during a private family trip, according to Kensington Palace.

       "The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are pleased to share a new photograph of their family," the statement reads.

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