This Christmas season, Prince Louis is grateful for “granny and grandpa.”

Alongside together with his siblings, Prince William and Kate Middleton’s youngest baby attended his mother’s fourth annual “Collectively at Christmas” carol service at Westminster Abbey on Friday, the place photographers caught a glimpse of his candy handwritten word to his grandparents.

Earlier than the live performance started, the 6-year-old stopped on the “Kindness Tree,” on which friends had been invited to hold messages in dedication to somebody who’s supported them this yr.

“Thanks to granny and grandpa as a result of they’ve performed video games with me,” the boy’s card learn.

Louis and his 11-year-old brother, Prince George, matched their dad, 42, in navy fits, white costume shirts and pink ties, whereas Princess Charlotte, 9, wore burgundy to enrich Middleton, additionally 42.

The girl of the hour — who has hosted the occasion each December since 2021 — surprised in a shiny pink coat topped with a black bow, which she paired with a plaid skirt.

Although all three royal children carried handwritten notes to go away on the “Kindness Tree,” solely Louis’ was seen.

“This yr’s service offers a second to replicate upon the significance of affection and empathy, and the way a lot we want one another, particularly in probably the most troublesome instances of our lives,” Kensington Palace shared in an announcement final month.

“The service will shine a lightweight on people from all around the UK who’ve proven love, kindness and empathy in others of their communities, whether or not on a private stage with family and friends, by their work or as they selflessly hand over their time by volunteering.”

As at all times, the total service, titled “Royal Carols: Collectively at Christmas,” was filmed and can air on Christmas Eve.

It’s been a troublesome yr for the Princess of Wales, who introduced in September that she’d accomplished chemotherapy following a nine-month battle with most cancers.

She returned to her royal duties simply this week to welcome the Emir of Qatar to the UK.