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Prince Louis, Charlotte, and George Steal the Spotlight at Mother Kate’s Christmas Carol Service
Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, the three children of Prince William and Kate, attended the Christmas carol service at Westminster Abbey today.
Their presence at the event stole the show as they joined their parents for a festive evening filled with beautiful carols.
Led by Mother Kate, the annual Christmas carol concert at Westminster Abbey is sponsored by The Royal Foundation.
The service aims to recognize individuals who contribute to the well-being of families, infants, and young children in communities across the UK.
It highlights the importance of creating supportive and nurturing environments for both children and adults, aligning with Kate's Shaping Us campaign.
This year, a new addition to the event is a Christmas postbox placed outside the Abbey.
Children can leave handwritten notes for other kids who may be facing difficulties during the holiday season.
As they entered the Abbey, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis each posted a note, embracing the spirit of compassion and empathy.
The Christmas carol service will commence at 7.45pm on Christmas Eve, and it will be televised on ITV1 and ITVX.
The audience will be treated to captivating musical performances by renowned artists such as Jacob Collier, Freya Writings, and James Bay.
A special duet by Beverley Knight and Adam Lambert will also take place, accompanied by the enchanting voices of the Westminster Abbey Choir singing beloved carols.
Distinguished speakers, including the Prince of Wales, Michael Ward, Emma Willis, Roman Kemp, and Jim Broadbent, will participate by reading during the ceremony.
Additionally, Leonie Elliott, an esteemed actress, will recite a specially commissioned poem by Children's Laureate Joseph Cowilho.
To further emphasize the theme of families and children, Westminster Abbey will be adorned with festive greenery.
