Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis joined their parents, the Prince and Princess of Wales, for the Easter service at St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle on Sunday. The royal children were seen smiling as they walked alongside their family, marking their first public Easter appearance since 2023.
Prince George, 12, appeared notably tall in a dark navy suit and blue tie, matching his younger brother Louis, seven, and father William. He was almost at his father's shoulder height and quickly catching up to his mother, Kate. George smiled as he greeted well-wishers, while Louis enthusiastically accepted gifts from the crowd, including a teddy bear and a chocolate Lindt ball.
Princess Charlotte, ten, wore a camel and brown collared coat over a blue dress, complementing the boys' ties. She smiled and waved to the gathered onlookers. Kate opted for a cream blazer with a matching skirt and hat, and walked hand in hand with Charlotte after the service.
The Wales family attended the service alongside King Charles and Queen Camilla, Princess Anne, Prince Edward, Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence, James Wessex, Peter Phillips, and Harriet Sperling. They greeted the Dean of Windsor, the Rt Rev Christopher Cocksworth, before heading inside.
As is tradition, the royal family travelled in convoy to church and returned to Windsor Castle for a traditional roast lamb lunch. The last time the Wales children joined public Easter celebrations was in 2023, having marked the occasion privately in recent years. They were last seen on a festive public outing at Christmas at Sandringham.
