Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's official Christmas card revealed!

And the picture might look familiar...

The Christmas card sent by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge has been revealed, and it's as adorable as you'd expect.

It might be a bit late for the Christmas card to be announced, but when it's the William and Kate, we really don't mind!

Rather than going with a traditional Christmas scene, the royal Christmas card features a picture of the beautiful family while on their royal tour of Canada.

The little royals Prince George and Princess Charlotte are enjoying an afternoon tea party and are absolutely enthralled by a man blowing up balloons. While Prince William holds George, Kate Middleton is holding Princess Charlotte who also has her own balloon animal. It might not be particularly Christmas-themed, but we think the family look absolutely adorable!

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If you think the photo looks familiar, you're right! It was also the same day when are hearts melted watching Princess Charlotte's face light up playing with balloons. The royal engagement where the picture was taken took place at Government House in Victoria, British Columbia. The three-year-old prince and one-year-old princess also enjoyed a petting zoo with miniature horses and sheep as well as a bubble machine and puppet show.

George and Charlotte clearly had such a brilliant time with their family, it seems only right a picture from the day was used for their Christmas card.

People have also been sharing their Christmas card, sent from Kensington Palace, on Twitter. Inside the message reads: 'The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Prince George and Princess Charlotte are so grateful to you for the kind message you sent at Christmas and send you their best wishes for a very Happy New Year.'

This is definitely one of the cutest Christmas cards we've seen so far. What do we have to do to get one next year?

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Charlotte Whistlecroft is a former Family writer at GoodTo. She obtained a BA in Theology and Theological Studies at Durham University, going on to study a masters at City University London in 2016. Since leaving GoodTo she has worked as a Social Video Researcher at Mail Online and is now Assistant Producer at BBC Sport.