Royal Family Gathers for Easter Service, Louis Shakes Hands

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The British Royal Family showed up strong for Easter Sunday services at St. George's

Chapel in Windsor, keeping that classic tradition alive.

Most folks walked over together, like Prince William, the Princess of Wales, and their

three kids, plus Princess Anne with her husband, Prince Edward, and his son James, and a few

others from the extended crew.

King Charles and Queen Camilla rode up by car instead, and the whole group waited outside

to welcome them.

As Charles headed in, he blew a kiss to his son William, and gave little Prince Louis

a sweet cheek pinch.

Pure grandpa vibes caught on camera.

These were the first public outings this year, for Prince George, Princess Charlotte,

and Prince Louis, after their last one on Christmas Day last.

Year.

Louis suited up just like his Big Brother George, both rocking light blue ties to match

Dad William, and in March to 2nd Easter service here, since his debut back in 2023.

On the way out, Louis stepped up like a pro, shaking hands with the Dean of Windsor.

The family might have kicked off the day with an Easter A-Cunt at their new spot, Forest

Lodge, where they've settled in as their forever home since, last fall.

All in all, it was a tight family moment highlighting those everyday royal rituals that keep

everyone connected.