Charles, the brother of the late Princess Diana, recently delighted followers with an old photograph from 1967 on Instagram, capturing a moment of pure joy with a young Diana and their mother in a park setting.

The photo, taken when Charles was around three and Diana five or six, showcases the trio’s genuine happiness. Charles, fondly nicknamed ‘Buzz’ by his mother for his lively energy, reflected on this cherished memory with affection.

The post quickly sparked conversations about family resemblances, particularly between Diana and her granddaughter, Princess Charlotte, with many commenters amazed by their likeness. The comparison extended to Prince George, with some seeing a resemblance to the young Earl Spencer in the throwback image. This sparked a broader discussion on the continuity of family traits across generations.

The name Charlotte Elizabeth Diana, chosen for William and Kate’s daughter in 2015, was celebrated by Charles as a touching homage to his sister. This gesture was part of William’s ongoing efforts to keep Diana’s memory alive for his children, ensuring they have a sense of connection to the grandmother they never met.

This task is poignant for William, especially as his wife Kate also never had the opportunity to meet Diana.

Recently, Kate’s health issues led to her stepping back from public duties, including missing the BAFTA Film Awards, an event she and William typically attend together.

William, attending alone, expressed regret at Kate’s absence, underscoring the impact of her recovery on their usual engagements.