Princess Margaret's Son Biked Home from the Queen's Royal Christmas Lunch

Hannah Brown is more than ready for 2020.

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.

Hands up if your parents forced you to eat at the "kids table" when you were growing up while your older cousins got to eat with the adults? Cool, Princess Charlotte, Prince George, and Prince Louis are right there with you—except they have their own damn room.

Every year, the queen hosts a pre-Christmas lunch for the royal family at Buckingham Palace.According to Zara Tindall's husband, Mike Tindall, the children have their own table at the meal.Mike also revealed that he was on Prince Charles' table this year.If you've ever wondered what the royal kids, including Prince George and Princess Charlotte, get up to at the queen's Christmas lunch, it looks like we finally have an answer.As reported by Hello! magazine, Mike Tindall, the former rugby player

Shortly after Andrew's interview, he and said that his “ill-judged association with Jeffrey Epstein” ultimately interfered with the royal family. Meanwhile, while all of this was happening, Beatrice was supposed to be basking in the glow of her . Instead, she had to , and was .

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.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's 2019 Christmas card is just about the cutest thing ever, featuring their son Archie adorably gazing into the camera while Meghan and Harry smile proudly in the background. The Sussexes spent Christmas in Canada while taking a break from royal duties, and this photo was taken by Meghan's close friend Janina Gavankar—who hopped on Instagram to slam British media for photoshopping the image.

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.

Good morning it's Christmas Day and you know what that means: the time has come for the royal family's annual Christmas walk in Sandringham. This year, Kate Middleton and Prince William were joined by Prince George and Princess Charlotte for the very first time. And um, there are a million photos of this highly cute event, so get ready.

Yesterday, , which, tragically, none of us were invited to. However, the world did have the distinct pleasure of seeing Kate Middleton and Prince William roll up to the event with their kids (shoutout to Prince Louis), and we also got to see them leave.

Cuteness alert ahead! Members of the British Royal family were seen making their way to Queen Elizabeth‘s annual Christmas lunch on December 17. Some of the attendees including Prince William, 37,  Kate Middleton, 37, and their adorable children Prince George, 6, Princess Charlotte, 4, and Prince Louis, 1.

Fan of the front seat! Prince George sat beside Prince William when they arrived at Queen Elizabeth II’s annual Christmas lunch on Wednesday, December 18.

The royal family's pre-Christmas festivities have begun. All the senior royals are arriving at Buckingham Palace now for the Queen's Christmas lunch. Kate Middleton and Prince William drove separately, Kate taking her younger kids Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis in her car. William and the couple's oldest son, Prince George, drove in William's car.