For the occasion, Charlotte wore a camel-colored coat paired with black tights, flats, and a matching hairbow. And her stylish look fit right in with the rest of the family’s holiday get-up as Kate sported a chic plaid trench coat with a statement headpiece and William donned a black suit with a matching overcoat to twin with his two sons.
The family was also joined by King Charles III, Queen Camilla, Princess Eugenie, and more.
Selfies aside, the royal family has been spreading a great deal of holiday cheer this year. Recently, William and George honored the late Princess Diana by volunteering at The Passage, a homeless charity that she frequented with her sons.
“Christmas at The Passage,” the Prince and Princess of Wales shared in an Instagram post Dec. 20, “32 years apart.”
The first photo in the carousel featured a throwback photo of Diana and William cooking alongside charity staff, while the second photo depicted William and son George posing for a picture while wearing aprons.
“Introducing Prince George to The Passage — and Claudette,” they captioned a separate Dec. 20 post where the father-son duo posed alongside an employee from the charity. “A huge thank you to everyone for your incredible work throughout the year and for continuing to inspire a shared commitment to preventing and ending homelessness in the UK.”
For more on how the royal family celebrated Christmas, keep reading.
Prince William, Kate Middleton and their three children attended the Christmas Morning Service at St Mary Magdalene Church on the Sandringham Estate on Dec. 25.
King Charles and Queen Camila led the Royal Family into the church on Christmas Day.
The daughter of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and niece of King Charles III attended the Christmas Day service despite her father's absence following his recent scandal involving potential ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
The older daughter of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor also attended the Christmas Day service with her husband since 2020.
More royals attended the service at the Sandringham Estate.
Zara Tindall, the late Queen Elizabeth II's granddaughter, attended the Christmas Day service with her husband and daughter.
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