Kate and Prince William were all smiles as they walked the brief distance from Sandringham House to St Mary Magdalene Church. The Princess of Wales dazzled in a typically stylish outfit. Walking side by side with her husband and children, Kate was spotted briefly nodding and waving at some of the royal fans who braced the chilly temperatures to catch a glimpse of the Firm members, but stopped to greet one young royal fan in particular.
The Princess of Wales was pictured greeting a little girl who was delighted that the future Queen Consort had stopped to talk to her.
Kate is often dubbed by royal fans as the “Children’s Princess” thanks to her nature with children.
For several years royal fans have noted how she greets younger fans on public outings, starting in 2020 one royal supported said: “Absolutely love that this [the children’s princess] is what she is being referred to as. Diana was The People’s Princess, and now Kate is The Children’s Princess.”
Much like his wife, Prince William looked unfazed by the turmoil created by the docu-series Harry & Meghan released by Netflix earlier this month.
The six-part programme included his brother Prince Harry and sister-in-law Meghan raising potentially damaging allegations against the Palace and members of the Royal Family.
Among other claims, the Duke of Sussex said his elder brother had “screamed and shouted” at him during a summit held in January 2020 to thrash out his and Meghan’s exit terms from the Firm.
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Neither Kensington Palace nor Buckingham Palace has so far released an official response to the docu-series.
Kate, William and their children are among the members of the Royal Family who have been invited to spend a traditional royal Christmas in Norfolk by King Charles.
The new monarch is following in the footsteps of his late mother the Queen who, since the late 1980s, celebrated most of her Christmas Days on the Sandringham Estate with her family.
After the service at St Mary Magdalene Church, the royals will take time to meet some of the fans lined up on its premises.
Prince Louis older siblings, Prince George, nine, and Princess Charlotte, seven made their debut in 2019 beaming for crowds as royal fans lined the streets.
The young royal made this debut this year, braving the cold weather in shorts and long socks.
Prince Louis stole the show at Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee earlier this year.
The mischievous Prince tickled royal fans with his animated appearance, pulling faces and covering his ears at the Buckingham Palace flyover.
