Prince Louis melted hearts as he was spotted holding his mother’s hand while walking from Sandringham House to St Mary Magdalene Church. The four-year-old braved the cold weather by wearing a blue coat above a pair of shorts, paired with long socks and shoes.
The boy walked next to Kate, who smiled widely in a long green coat paired with a wide-brim hat.
The young prince was well-behaved and smiled shyly as the family made their way into the church.
On Kate’s left-hand side walked Princess Charlotte, who donned the same burgundy coat she was spotted wearing for the Together at Christmas service, and Prince George.
Prince William, who appeared in high spirits, walked with his hands in his coat’s pocket, as both his elder son and daughter did not need to hold his hands during the brief walk.
Louis’ father Prince William made his Christmas Day walk debut in 1987 when he was five years old.
Like Louis, his uncle Prince Harry made his debut the following year, at the age of four.
This Christmas marks the Royal Family’s first Christmas without the late Queen Elizabeth II, who died at the age of 96 in September.
After the service, and the traditional royal walkabout, during which some royal fans had the chance to exchange a few words with the royal children and their parents, the family returned to Sandringham House.
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