The Prince and Princess of Wales's three children—Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis—were the centre of attention during the traditional Christmas Day walkabout at Sandringham on 25 December. The royal trio joined their parents and other senior royals after the morning service at St Mary Magdalene Church, greeting crowds and accepting gifts from well-wishers.
Prince George, 12, led the siblings in a smart navy overcoat and crisp white shirt, while his younger brother Louis matched him in a similar suit. Princess Charlotte, 10, stood out in a light beige coat dress, with her brunette locks styled in long, soft waves reminiscent of her mother, the Princess of Wales. The mother-daughter pair exchanged a sweet glance during the walkabout, with Catherine looking visibly proud.
Prince Louis, known for his playful antics, was seen carrying an enormous teddy bear and hugging a large Lindor chocolate gift tightly. The children also mingled with cousins Mia and Lena Tindall after the service. The Wales family presented a united front, with Princes George and Louis bearing a striking resemblance to their father, Prince William.
The festive season has been busy for the Wales children. Earlier in December, they attended their mother's 'Together at Christmas' carol concert at Westminster Abbey, which paid tribute to the late Duchess of Kent. They also joined King Charles's pre-Christmas lunch at Buckingham Palace on 16 December, a gathering for royals not spending Christmas at Sandringham.
Prince George accompanied his father on a meaningful engagement that same day, visiting The Passage homelessness charity in central London. The father-son duo helped prepare care packages, decorate a Christmas tree, and set tables with Aston Villa-themed crackers before assisting with lunch preparation. The outing highlighted the royal family's commitment to charitable work during the holiday season.
