Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6, delighted royal fans tonight as they stepped out to support their mother, the Princess of Wales, at her glittering Christmas carol concert at Westminster Abbey.
The Wales children arrived with dad Prince William at the annual event, which is spearheaded by mum Kate.
Prince George looked dapper in a navy suit, while Princess Charlotte wore an adorable wine-coloured coat which was paired with blue tights and dark Mary Janes.
Prince Louis looked equally dapper this year as he sported a full-on navy suit to match his brother and father.
This year’s service, supported by The Royal Foundation, celebrates all those who have shown love, kindness and empathy towards others in their communities.
Among the 1,600 attendees are people who have supported others in their communities in their own way and people who have gone through difficult times this year.
Tonight’s concert will feature performances by music stars like Paloma Faith, Olivia Dean and Gregory Porter and a specially curated performance by two soloists from The Royal Ballet and students from The Royal Ballet School.
It will also feature readings linked to the theme of love and empathy which will be delivered by speakers including Prince William, Olympian Adam Peaty OBE, Sophie Okonedo CBE, Michelle Dockery and Richard E. Grant.
Another new addition to this year’s event will be the “Kindness Tree” which will be situated outside the Abbey for guests to dedicate a decoration to someone who has supported them throughout their life, highlighting the importance of empathy, love and kindness to us all.
This year, Christmas trees inside and outside the abbey were from Windsor Great Park and donated by the King.
Festive wreaths adorned with red ribbons and bows were made and donated by Fantasy Greens, a UK-based company, and the abbey was transformed with a Christmassy red-and-green colour scheme.
Outside the gothic church in central London were foliage and trees collected from woodlands to create a natural, forest-like feel.
After the service, all the trees and wreaths will be donated to local charities to enjoy over Christmas.
The event will be filmed and broadcast as part of a special programme on ITV1 and ITVX on Christmas Eve.
