Royal fans were left delighted yesterday after the Prince and Princess of Wales stepped out on the royal festive outing with their three adorable children.
Joining William and Kate for the annual morning walk in Sandringham, Norfolk, yesterday were their trio of daring children, Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, nine, and Prince Louis, six.
They looked perfect, each sporting a forest green tartan garment that matched their impeccably dressed parents.
But despite their intelligent and adult appearance, the three little ones couldn’t resist sharing some fun moments during the walk.
As well-wishers eagerly waited to greet the Welsh on their annual walk, some of the most attentive followers spotted Princess Charlotte sharing a tender moment with her older brother, Prince George, in a clip captured on TikTok by @justinazuk.
As they walked through a crowd of supporters, each of the three children were offered handfuls of chocolates, teddy bears and flowers.
For a moment, filled with gifts from generous fans, Prince George turned to get his sister’s attention.
Pointing towards the crowd, Prince George said: “She has chocolate for you.”
Joining William and Kate on the annual morning stroll in Sandringham, Norfolk, were their trio of daring children, Prince George, 11, (right), Princess Charlotte, (left), nine, and Prince Louis , six years old.
His doting father, Prince William, leaned down to put his arm around his firstborn and guided him on the way to St. Mary Magdalene Church, where the royal attended a Christmas Day service.
And Princess Charlotte and Prince George weren’t the only adorable royals who sparked a heartwarming reaction from fans.
Viewers were delighted when the notoriously cheeky Prince Louis was seen smiling as he accepted handfuls of Cadbury chocolate and teddy bears from well-wishers.
In a sweet video yesterday, a very happy Louis had his hands full of presents before another fan offered him a Santa headband.
The young prince accepted the diadem, politely thanked the person who gave it to him, and returned it to his father and brothers.
Prince William, who was enthusiastically greeting well-wishers, seemed amused by his youngest son’s haul and said: “You’ve got it too.”
The royal children looked picture-perfect, each sporting a forest green tartan garment matching their impeccably dressed parents.
But as the family began to move down the road, Louis seemed to struggle to hold on to everything he had received.
At that moment, he returned to his father and asked him sweetly, ‘Dad, can you take some?’
George, who will start high school next year, was brother to his father Prince William in a navy coat and matching trousers, while his younger sister wore a dark green coat that was almost identical to Alexander McQueen’s number. from Kate.
Meanwhile, Kate stole the show as the future queen exchanged warm hugs with royal fans, who seemed delighted at her return to Sandringham after what has been a particularly turbulent year for the royals.
The Welsh looked perfect as they arrived at Sandringham on Christmas morning, with Charlotte holding her father’s hand.
Prince George walked confidently in front of his siblings, while his younger brother Prince Louis refused to let go of Kate’s hand.
Fans had been queuing at Sandringham since Christmas Eve night, with several people eager to wish Kate and the Royal Family a Merry Christmas after what has been a particularly difficult 12 months.
Members of the royal family attending the service were greeted at the foot of the church steps by the Reverend Canon Dr Paul Rhys Williams.
Prince Louis, six, couldn’t contain his joy as the young royal accepted boxes of Cadbury chocolates and stuffed animals from royal fans at Sandringham on Christmas morning.
Prince George, Prince Charlotte and Prince Louis at Sandringham. The trio received gifts from well-wishers.
Princess Charlotte and Prince George also graciously accepted their gifts, waving to the crowd while standing alongside their father, Prince William.
During yesterday’s appearance, all eyes were on Kate as she looked as positive and radiant as ever, with no hint of the challenging year behind her.
The princess dazzled in a forest green Alexander McQueen coat, which she had previously worn during a visit to Leeds in January 2023.
She paired the coat with a matching fascinator and scarf, as well as a pair of black gloves and black Gianvito Rossi boots to keep warm.
The future queen carried a small Grace Han bag as she waved to the crowds in front of St. Mary Magdalene Church.
Kate’s beautiful new blue jewel and diamond earrings were the work of London-based jewelry designer Robinson Pelham.
Her silky brunette locks were styled in soft waves, while her makeup was typically understated but flawless.
The crowds were presented with copies of the order of the service, held at St Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham, led by the rector, the Right Reverend Canon, Dr Paul Rhys Williams.
Hymns included Oh, come all ye faithful!, O little city of Bethlehem, as the shepherds watched over their flocks by night! and Listen! The herald angels sing. The service also included the Lord’s Prayer.
Prince William said last week he was looking forward to spending Christmas with 45 members of his family “all in one room” as he attended a seasonal event for families of the 1st Battalion of the Mercian Regiment, in his role as colonel-in-chief, in Bulford , Wiltshire.
King Charles was also diagnosed with cancer earlier this year and the monarch is still undergoing treatment for the disease.
As King Charles, Queen Camilla and the Prince and Princess of Wales entered the church, the crowd could be heard wishing them a “Merry Christmas!”
Kate’s infectious smile was testament to her bravery in the face of adversity, as well as her work ethic, as the Christmas service marks just one of the many official public engagements the princess has attended since announcing her treatment for cancer.
It is also the second time the Wales family has been seen together in public since their appearance at Trooping the Colour, the King’s birthday parade, in June.
Prince William looked dapper in a navy coat and trousers, perhaps paving the way for his son’s dapper look, with George wearing a similar ensemble to the future king’s.
They were joined by senior members of the Royal Family, including Princess Anne, the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, Princess Anne’s daughter Zara Tindall, and Princess Beatrice.
Earlier this month, the Welsh and other members of the Royal Family gathered for Kate’s special Christmas carol concert at Westminster Abbey in London.
Meanwhile, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and their two children Archie and Lilibet remained in Montecito in California, United States.
For the Royals, the festivities usually begin when everyone arrives on Christmas Eve. The family opens their gifts, some of which are jokes, one of the traditions of the Royal Family.
The family then attends services at St. Mary Magdalene Church on Christmas morning. Once they get home, Christmas lunch is served, followed by games in the afternoon.