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After a busy day participating in Trooping the Colour, King Charles took to social media on Sunday to share a touching Father's Day message.
The King posted a video montage featuring several poignant clips of his late father, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, interacting with him throughout his early years. The footage includes a proud Prince Philip holding and pushing baby Charles in a pram, playing with him as a toddler, visiting him at school, watching the Highland Games together, and sailing. A young Princess Anne and then-Princess Elizabeth also appear in the video.
One especially moving clip shows Prince Philip alongside King George VI with a very young Prince Charles.
The video was accompanied by a heartfelt caption: "We wish all dads and those who might be missing their parents today a relaxing Father’s Day."
Prince Philip passed away on April 9, 2021, at the age of 99. As the longest-serving royal consort in history, he completed over 22,000 engagements on behalf of the Crown before retiring at the age of 96. Photo by Allan Warren, Wikimedia commons.