Kate Middleton’s annual Together at Christmas carol service was held at Westminster Abbey on Friday, 5 December. The event attracted numerous celebrities and 1,600 guests for an evening of festive music and readings.
Prince William and Kate were joined by their three children: Prince George, 12, Princess Charlotte, 10, and Prince Louis, seven. Kate noted her children were very excited, as the service has become a cherished family tradition.
A highlight involved guests hanging personalised paper chains on a ‘Connection Tree’. The young royals each hung a loop featuring their handwritten name, symbolising togetherness.
Fans were particularly struck by Prince Louis’s contribution, noting his surprisingly mature handwriting in a close-up photo. This small detail underscored how much the youngest prince is growing up.
Social media buzzed with observations about Louis’s appearance during the candlelit service. Many commented on his noticeable growth, noting he now looks much more like his older brother George and his mother, Kate.
One user remarked that Louis is “identical in appearance” to Kate, while others stated he is “not so little anymore” and has become a “proper little gentleman.” His poised demeanour and refined expressions were also widely praised.
The consensus among royal watchers was clear: Prince Louis is rapidly maturing. From his handwriting to his stature and style, he captivated public attention, signaling he is swiftly leaving his toddler years behind.
