Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis attended Kate Middleton’s Christmas event in a rare joint outing. The royal siblings were seen together for the first time in six months at the annual holiday gathering. The trio joined their mother, Kate Middleton, at a Christmas carol service held at Westminster Abbey in London on December 5, 2025.

Stephanie Petit and Simon Perry reported the royal family’s attendance at the festive event, highlighting how Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis showed their support for Kate Middleton. The children accompanied their parents, Prince William and Kate, to the service, where Kate Middleton was already present to welcome guests, performers, and volunteers before the event commenced.

Dressed in coordinating colours of green and blue, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis made a stylish entrance alongside their parents. The family’s outfits included Prince George’s tie, matching his mother’s forest green coat dress. This outing marked a special occasion as the royal siblings rarely make public appearances together, with their last joint event being at Trooping the Colour in June.
Despite their young ages, the royal children have been gradually introduced to royal engagements. Prince George had recently attended the Festival of Remembrance at Royal Albert Hall, his first Remembrance event. Additionally, both George and Charlotte accompanied their parents at Wimbledon, and Charlotte also joined her father at a football match between England and Spain.
The Christmas carol service is not new to the royal children, as Prince George and Princess Charlotte first attended in 2022, followed by Prince Louis the next year. The event, titled “Together at Christmas,” was initially led by Kate Middleton in 2021 as a gesture of gratitude towards those who contributed to their communities during the pandemic. Since then, it has become a cherished tradition for the family.
While Prince William and Kate Middleton strive to provide a semblance of normalcy for their children, they occasionally involve them in family activities. The upcoming Christmas celebrations will likely see Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis joining other members of the royal family for the traditional walk to church, where they interact with well-wishers and receive small gifts.
As the royal children continue to grow accustomed to their royal duties, their appearances at such public events showcase their developing roles within the monarchy. The presence of Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis at Kate Middleton’s Christmas service not only demonstrates their support for their mother but also highlights the continuity of royal traditions across generations.
As the royal siblings navigate their unique upbringing under the spotlight, their occasional public appearances offer glimpses into their lives as members of the British royal family. The affectionate gestures and interactions shared by Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis with their parents at the Christmas event reflect a sense of familial unity amidst their royal responsibilities.
