Prince Louis captured attention alongside his royal siblings at Sandringham, receiving gifts and spreading cheer. The seven-year-old was visibly thrilled as he accepted a large Lindt chocolate ball from his father, Prince William, given by a fan.
Meanwhile, future King George held onto a soft toy, mirroring Louis’s delight. Princess Charlotte also joined in the festivities, sharing hugs with well-wishers, including embracing a royal fan in a wheelchair.
The royal family, including King Charles and Queen, marked the festive season’s highlight with a Christmas carol service at St Mary Magdalene Church on Charles’s private Sandringham Estate in Norfolk. Despite the chilly weather, a crowd gathered under clear skies to catch glimpses of the royals as they made their way to and from the church.
Following the service, the royal family interacted with the crowds, exchanging greetings and spreading holiday cheer. The young prince, Louis, was especially happy as he clutched a large Lindor chocolate treat, enjoying the attention from well-wishers.
Louis, Charlotte, and George were seen holding their gifts as they mingled with the crowd outside Sandringham. Louis received a generous teddy bear from a member of the public, while both royals were spotted admiring their footwear choices.
The prince’s joy was evident as he received more gifts and goodies from kind-hearted well-wishers. Princess Charlotte, on the other hand, radiated joy as she carried a bouquet of red flowers through the crowd.
After the Christmas Day service, George, Charlotte, and Louis exited the church alongside their parents. The Royal Family, including Lena Tindall, Prince Louis, Princess Charlotte, and Mia Tindall, walked together, spreading holiday spirit before the traditional Christmas Day mass.