The Princess of Wales joins King Charles, Queen Camilla, and family for a festive church service.
The Royal Family's cherished Christmas traditions were on full display as King Charles and Queen Camilla led the procession to St Mary Magdalene Church at Sandringham. The Prince and Princess of Wales, accompanied by their children, joined the festivities in a heartwarming display of unity and elegance.
Catherine, the Princess of Wales, beamed with confidence as she walked alongside her husband, Prince William, and their children. The family’s festive appearance included coordinated attire, with Catherine and Queen Camilla both donning striking emerald green coats, adding a festive flair to the occasion.
Prince William held hands with Charlotte, while Catherine waved warmly to the gathered well-wishers, many of whom had braved the chilly morning to catch a glimpse of the royals.
The service began with the National Anthem and included a stirring rendition of "O Come, All Ye Faithful," resonating through the historic church.
Earlier in the week, Prince William shared his enthusiasm for celebrating Christmas with a remarkable gathering of 45 family members. However, the absence of Prince Andrew, who opted for a solitary walk, highlighted shifting dynamics within the royal household.
