King Charles leads birthday wishes to Prince William with unseen pic as he turns 43
KING Charles has wished his son Prince William a happy 43rd birthday.
The monarch shared a sweet unseen photograph of his eldest son to mark the special occasion today.
It was captioned: 'Happy Birthday to the Prince of Wales!".
King Charles shared the image, of Wills sitting against a countryside backdrop, on the official Royal Family Instagram platform.
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