King Charles made a significant omission in a recent Mother’s Day post, excluding a key member of the royal family. The King shared a heartfelt message on his official social media accounts, honoring mothers worldwide and those who may be missing their mothers on Mothering Sunday.

Accompanying the message were three poignant family photos, including images of Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, Camilla, and her mother, Rosalind Shand. Notably, there was a third photo featuring Queen Elizabeth II with Charles, Princess Anne, and their corgi Sue, taken in Balmoral in 1953.

Several comments on the King’s post highlighted the absence of Prince William, the future king, alongside his mother, Princess Diana. One royal supporter emphasized the importance of remembering Diana, acknowledging her role in birthing the heir to the throne.

In a separate tribute, Prince William shared an emotional post dedicated to his late mother, Diana. Posting a photo of himself with Diana from 1984, William expressed his thoughts of her “today and everyday” and extended Mother’s Day wishes to all remembering their loved ones.

Royal fans noted the absence of Andrew and Edward from the family photos shared by Charles, as they were not born at the time the pictures were taken. Questions arose on social media regarding Charles’ choice not to include photos featuring all his siblings with their mother.

Prince William’s children also remembered their late grandmother, Diana, on Mother’s Day by creating heartfelt cards for her. Charlotte’s card, adorned with a hand-drawn heart, expressed love for Diana and conveyed how much William misses his mother.

Remembering Diana’s significant role, William’s tribute and the children’s gestures highlighted the enduring influence of Princess Diana within the royal family.