Happy holidays from the adorable royal trio!Prince Williamand Kate Middleton released their official family Christmas card withPrince George, 5, Princess Charlotte, 3, andPrince Louis, 8 months, taking center stage.The unexpected holiday portrait wastaken in early fallat their country home Anmer Hall in Norfolk and features all three kids — with little Louis making his Christmas card debut!It’s a tradition for the royal family to share their holiday card with the public: Their 2017 card was also shot in the summer, and featured the then family of four wearing coordinating blue ensembles.Matt PorteousCan’t get enough of PEOPLE’s Royals coverage?Sign up for our newsletterto get the latest updates onKate Middleton,Meghan Markleand more!The festive season is in full swing for the royals.Kate and Charlotte took in a performance ofThe Nutcrackerballetearlier in the season.William and Kate also celebrated the season with military familiesstationed in Cyprus.Will, Kate and the kids will joinPrince Harry,Meghan Markleand the rest of the royal family for Christmas with the Queen in Sandringham.The couples enjoyed a memorable first Christmas together last year, when Meghan made her debut walk to church with the royal family on Christmas Day. “They really loved Christmas and all had a wonderful time,” a source says.Each year, members of the royal family joinQueen Elizabethat Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, England, for Christmas. Guests usually arrive in the early afternoon on Christmas Eve. (The family opens their presents on Christmas Eve instead of Christmas Day.) After their church outing on the big day, the royal family heads back to Sandringham House for a lunch of Norfolk turkey and other festivities.Proud parents Kate and Will have already started a few traditions of their own. In years past,Prince Georgehas enjoyed a trip to see Santa near the family’s country home of Anmer Hall.
Happy holidays from the adorable royal trio!
Prince Williamand Kate Middleton released their official family Christmas card withPrince George, 5, Princess Charlotte, 3, andPrince Louis, 8 months, taking center stage.
The unexpected holiday portrait wastaken in early fallat their country home Anmer Hall in Norfolk and features all three kids — with little Louis making his Christmas card debut!
It’s a tradition for the royal family to share their holiday card with the public: Their 2017 card was also shot in the summer, and featured the then family of four wearing coordinating blue ensembles.
Matt Porteous
The festive season is in full swing for the royals.Kate and Charlotte took in a performance ofThe Nutcrackerballetearlier in the season.William and Kate also celebrated the season with military familiesstationed in Cyprus.
Will, Kate and the kids will joinPrince Harry,Meghan Markleand the rest of the royal family for Christmas with the Queen in Sandringham.
The couples enjoyed a memorable first Christmas together last year, when Meghan made her debut walk to church with the royal family on Christmas Day. “They really loved Christmas and all had a wonderful time,” a source says.
Each year, members of the royal family joinQueen Elizabethat Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, England, for Christmas. Guests usually arrive in the early afternoon on Christmas Eve. (The family opens their presents on Christmas Eve instead of Christmas Day.) After their church outing on the big day, the royal family heads back to Sandringham House for a lunch of Norfolk turkey and other festivities.
Proud parents Kate and Will have already started a few traditions of their own. In years past,Prince Georgehas enjoyed a trip to see Santa near the family’s country home of Anmer Hall.
source: people.com
