Royal Kids Return to Public Spotlight for Easter Services

On April 5, Prince William and Kate Middleton brought their three kids, Prince George,

10-year-old Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis to Easter.

Sunday services in Windsor this morning.

It marks the children's first public outing of the year, joining the rest of the royal

family at church.

Earlier this week, the kids last showed up together on Christmas Day 2025, also for services.

Today, Charlotte rocked the same neutral coat from that day, peering it nicely with her

mom's look, while her brothers suited up sharp.

A light blue dress peaked out under Charlotte's coat.

The Wales family skipped the last two Easter gatherings with the royals, so this feels like

a big return.

Little Louis has only joined once before, back in 2023, and George with Charlotte have

each been twice those same years.

They might have kicked off the day with an Easter egg hunt at their new spot, Forest

Lodge, where the family settled in last fall.

William and Kate once shared how George and Charlotte loved hunts like that back in 2018.

All eyes stay on the young royals as they step back into the spotlight, blending family

traditions with those classic public moments.

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