She Prince and Princess of Wales are one of the most photographed royal couples around the world.

Prince William and Kate have carried out hundreds of engagements across the UK and overseas throughout their almost 13-year marriage.

Royal photographers have captured some incredible candid snaps of the pair, as well as documenting the activities and work they get up to during their outings, but it’s very rare for William and Kate to pose directly for the cameras.

A number of official portraits have been released of the Waleses over the years to capture special moments, such as birthdays and anniversaries, but there have also been times when the couple have posed for a snap in front of an iconic landmark or in the back of a car ahead of a fancy film premiere.

Take a look back over the years…

The happy couple posed for photographers on the day they announced their engagement© Getty

ENGAGEMENT PHOTOCALL, 2010

Just hours after the palace finally confirmed the news that Prince William and his long-term girlfriend, Kate Middleton, were to wed, the nervous but excited couple appeared at St James’s Palace for a photocall and an interview. Future royal Kate showed off her sapphire and diamond engagement ring, which once belonged to William’s late mother, Diana, Princess of Wales.

The then-Duke and Duchess attend The Foundation Polo Challenge sponsored by Tiffany & Co. at the Santa Barbara Polo & Racquet Club on July 9, 2011 in Santa Barbara, California© Getty

FIRST ROYAL TOUR, 2011

Just a few months after their royal wedding, William and Kate carried out their first official tour to Canada and North America. The newlyweds beamed for a snap as they visited Santa Barbara Polo Club, with William putting his arm around his elegant wife, who looked beautiful in a floaty floral Jenny Packham dress and nude LK Bennett heeled sandals.

The couple posed for a picture as they attended an art unveiling of a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by New Zealand artist Nick Cuthell during Day 4 of a Royal Tour to New Zealand at Government House on April 10, 2014 in Wellington, New Zealand© Getty

NEW ZEALAND, 2014

The couple made a glamorous appearance as they attended an art unveiling of a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by New Zealand artist Nick Cuthell at Government House in Wellington, New Zealand. William looked smart in a navy suit, while Kate paid tribute to her host country in a black bespoke Jenny Packham dress, which featured silver embroidered ferns – the national emblem of New Zealand.

The couple pose at Echo Point with 'The Three Sisters' in the background in the Blue Moutains on April 17, 2014 in Katoomba, Australia© Getty

AUSTRALIA, 2014

William and Kate’s first official trip Down Under provided plenty of stunning photo opportunities. The couple are pictured here in front of Echo Point lookout point with the Three Sisters rock formation in the Blue Mountains in Katoomba. The then Duke and Duchess of Cambridge even coordinated in blue for the occasion, with Kate wearing a patterned dress by Diane Von Furstenberg.

The royal pair stand in front of Uluru in the Northern Territory on April 22, 2014© Getty

ULURU, AUSTRALIA TOUR, 2014

Another iconic moment from William and Kate’s royal tour of Australia. The pair stood in front of Uluru, or Ayers Rock, in the Northern Territory. It was reported at the time that the royal couple spent the night glamping at Longitude 131, the luxury accommodation facing the north face of the iconic landmark.

Prince William and Kate pose together as they hike to Paro Taktsang, the Tiger's Nest monastery on April 15, 2016 in Paro, Bhutan© Getty

ROYAL TOUR OF INDIA AND BHUTAN, 2016

William and Kate sweetly posed for a snap together halfway through their hike to Paro Taktsang, the Tiger’s Nest monastery. The pair looked effortlessly cool in their smart-casual ensembles, with Kate donning her trusty Penelope Chilvers boots for the walk.

The couple visited the Taj Mahal on April 16, 2016

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