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Kate Middleton and Prince William's children arrived at Sleigh. Prince George, 12, Princess Charlotte, 10, and Prince Louis, 7, stole the show as the royal family arrived for their annual Christmas Day church service at St. Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham, Norfolk.
Charlotte, 10, wore a tan coat with black tights and a black bow in her hair, while her brothers dressed in suits for the event. The Princess of Wales wore a brown plaid coat, brown boots, and a headpiece, while the Prince of Wales arrived in a suit matching his sons and a festive winter scarf.
The five were joined at the service by King Charles III and Queen Camilla, who were dressed in a brown coat over gray slacks and a matching red coat and wide-brim hat. Charles, who has been battling cancer since 2024, his wife, and the rest of the royal family greeted supporters outside the church before entering.
The service was also attended by Princess Anne, Princess Eugenie, Prince Edward, and others.
Prince George of Wales, Prince William of Wales, and Prince Louis of Wales Catherine, Princess of Wales, and Princess Charlotte of Wales.
The Wales family had gotten in the holiday spirit early. On December 5, Kate held her annual Together At Christmas Carol Service at Westminster Abbey in London, where Charlotte wore a long-sleeve navy velvet dress with a white collar, similar to the outfit worn by her late grandmother Princess Diana—who died in 1997—at a 1981 dinner at Royal Festival Hall.
Kate, who has hosted the annual event since 2021, also wrote a special message to guests about celebrating "the visible and invisible bonds that unite us all" this holiday season.
"Even with all the rushing around and familiar traditions, there is a quieter sense of what it calls out in us," the 43-year-old revealed to People. "The softness of the season reminds us of something easy to forget: that what we do matters. Our words, our choices, and even the ways we look out for one another—they ripple outward, touching lives we may never see."
