There is a detail that, although at first it does not seem to be important, it is a technique that has been used for years in the British Royal House.
Social networks went crazy after seeing the Christmas greetings from the Princes of Wales and their three children. Although we see them regularly, we had not noticed how much they have grown and we were impressed that George, at only 10 years old, is almost as tall as his mother. The great resemblance that Charlotte has to Kate Middleton has also been surprising and, for all those who still thought that Louis was a baby, he is already 5 years old and has a great resemblance to his father and his older brother.
As is tradition around this time, the now Princes of Wales have given us a totally timeless Christmas card, without festive reasons, a family pose that this time stood out for being in black and white. Usually it is in the field and in color but this time it seems perfectly made and studied indoors. Or that's what the most conspiratorial people on social media are making it seem who claim that there is a secret message behind this family picture.
It has caught our attention that the five have posed with matching looks, all apparently wearing white shirts and, apparently, this is a detail that we have not taken into account and that has a much more relevant meaning than we can think.
This has been a very eventful year for the British Royal House. Starting with the open war between Prince William and his brother Harry, the death of Elizabeth II and the accession of Charles III to the throne after so many years of his mother's reign... These are just some of the changes, events or controversies that have shaken the British Royal Family this year.
Therefore, now more than ever, they have to be united and show that it is still a strong institution. Well, when the marriage of the then Prince Charles and Lady Di began to falter, at their Christmas party his two sons came out wearing white shirts as a symbol that the future of the British Crown was assured.
This is exactly the same technique that they have done with the Princes of Wales and their three children, where they have all posed in white shirts, as a symbol that they are the future of the British Crown.
