The royal children were out in full force on Sunday morning as Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis joined their parents, Prince William and Princess Kate, to attend the Easter service at St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle, Berkshire.
George, 13, looked so tall as he walked alongside his family, donning a dark navy suit and blue tie that matched his younger brother Louis, seven, and father William. The ever-growing royal appeared to be catching up to his parents in height, smiling as he walked beside them.
The ever-growing George was seen catching up to his parents in height, walking with a smile as he walked next to his parents.
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Meanwhile, his sister Charlotte, ten, wore a camel and brown collared coat over a blue dress that complemented the boys’ ties, while her mother Kate opted for a cream blazer with a matching skirt and hat.
The Waleses attended the Easter service alongside other members of the royal family, led by King Charles and Queen Camilla, and including Princess Anne, Prince Edward, Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence, James Wessex, Peter Phillips and Harriet Sperling.
The royal children at Easter
The young royals were seen smiling as they made their way to the chapel, greeting their grandparents, King Charles and Queen Camilla, as well as the Dean of Windsor, the Rt Rev Christopher Cocksworth, before heading inside.
As is tradition, the royal family steps out each year to mark the Christian holiday, travelling in convoy to church much like they do at Christmas. After the service, they return to Windsor Castle to enjoy a traditional roast lamb lunch, just like many families across the nation.
This marks the first time the Prince and Princess of Wales’ family have joined public Easter celebrations since 2023, having chosen to mark the occasion privately in recent years.
George, Charlotte and Louis’s last festive outing
The trio were last seen on a festive public outing at Christmas, when they joined their family for the traditional walk to church at Sandringham.
Once again, Prince George led his siblings in a navy overcoat and white shirt, with Louis following suit. George smiled as he greeted well-wishers, while his younger brother delighted crowds by enthusiastically accepting gifts, including a teddy bear and a chocolate Lindt ball.
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