Princess Charlotte Refusing to Give Her Flowers to a Royal Aide Is a Total Mood

Kate Middleton attended the annual church service at Sandringham with the rest of the Royal family on Christmas day.

Queen Elizabeth was spotted arriving at church in Sandringham this morning.The monarch wore a vibrant, light yellow outfit, and was accompanied in the car by Prince Edward's wife, Sophie, Countess of Wessex.Prince Charles, Princess Anne, and Prince Edward were photographed walking to the church with other royal family members.The festive season is over, but the queen is still in Sandringham, along with several members of the royal family.On Sunday morning, the monarch traveled to the local

The big moment royal watchers were highly anticipating is here: Kate Middleton and Prince George's two oldest kids, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, have made their royal Christmas debut at six and four, respectively. The two joined their parents, grandfather Prince Charles, and their great-grandmother Queen Elizabeth II for Christmas morning service in Norfolk.

At four years old, Princess Charlotte is a (little) lady who knows her own mind. 

Princess Charlotte just made her royal Christmas walk debut, alongside her brother Prince George.Charlotte was adorably captured on camera copying mom Kate Middleton's curtsy to the queen.The Cambridge kids also met with well-wishers and received gifts from the crowd.One of the royal family's most important festive traditions involves them walking to a local church in Sandringham to attend the Christmas Day service.2019 was special for the Cambridges as Prince George and Princess Charlotte made

Prince George and Princess Charlotte made their joint debut at the royal family's Christmas Day church service.The little royals accompanied their parents on the walk to church in Sandringham.George and Charlotte's younger brother, Prince Louis, didn't attend the service.Prince George and Princess Charlotte well and truly stole the show at the royal family's Christmas Day church service.Members of the royal family gathered on the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk on Wednesday, and embarked upon

The royal family were out in force to celebrate Christmas at Sandringham house.

Princess Charlotte and Prince George became the centre of attention at yesterday’s royal church service. The young royals are usually kept at home on December 25 as their parents join the Queen and the rest of the royals at Sandringham church, but this year their parents decided the bring them along.The siblings looked adorable in their Sunday best as they held on to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s hands before heading into the church for the services.

Prince Andrew attended Christmas services — just away from the spotlight of the rest of the royal family.  While Prince William and his family — wife Kate Middleton and their eldest kids, Prince George and Princess Charlotte — and Andrew's brother, Prince Charles, were photographed on the annual walk to Church of St. Mary Magdalene on the Queen’s Sandringham estate in Norfolk, England, on Wednesday, Queen Elizabeth II's other son made a far less public entrance.

Prince George and Princess Charlotte are the gifts that keep on giving.

Princess Charlotte has proven to be a future queen of hearts after a loving display on Christmas morning.The little four year old stole the show as she attended the traditional Christmas Day mass at Sandringham for the first time. Following the church service, which was attended by Prince George, Prince William and Kate Middleton, the royals headed out to meet and greet the waiting public.

Prince George, 6, and Princess Charlotte, 4, are getting royal duties added to their agendas one by one! The royal siblings joined their parents, Kate Middleton and Prince William, for the first time for the traditional walk to Christmas Day church services at St. Mary Magdalene in Sandringham, with their grandmother, the Queen.

A family affair! The royal family kicked off their Christmas celebrations this year with their annual church attendance.