This holiday season is a family affair for Kate Middleton, Prince William, and their three children George, Louis, and Charlotte.
This evening, the entire family stepped out for Together at Christmas, the Princess of Wales’s annual Christmas Carol service at Westminster Abbey. Middleton offered a master class in festive dressing, wearing an red Alexander McQueen coat with a black bow as well as a pair of seasonally appropriate black boots. Princess Charlotte, meanwhile, looked like her mother’s mini-me in a burgundy coat dress and navy tights. George and Louis wore coordinating navy blue suits and red ties—much like their father, Prince William.
Inside, Louis held a candle as they all sang traditional holiday hymns…even pausing for a moment to help light the one held by his older sister, Charlotte. She, in turn, helped her elder brother, Prince George.
LONDON, ENGLAND – DECEMBER 6: Prince George and Princess Charlotte during the ‘Together At Christmas’ Carol Service at Westminster Abbey on December 6, 2024 in London, England. The Prince and Princess of Wales, along with other members of the Royal Family, attended the annual carol service. Led by The Princess and supported by The Royal Foundation, the event offered a chance to pause and reflect on the profound values of love, compassion, and the vital connections we share—particularly during life’s most challenging moments. The service also highlighted remarkable individuals from across the UK who have demonstrated extraordinary kindness, empathy, and support within their communities. (Photo by Aaron Chown – WPA Pool/Getty Images)WPA Pool/Getty Images
While any appearance from the full Wales family is notable, this one felt particularly. Middleton spent much of 2024 removed from royal duties as she battled cancer, meaning that her children largely stayed out of the spotlight as well. (“We hope that you’ll understand that, as a family, we now need some time, space, and privacy while I complete my treatment,” Middleton said in the emotional video message confirming her diagnosis.)