After months of suffering and chemotherapy, Kate Middleton announced on September 9 the end of her treatment. If the princess explained that she was not cured and that the road was still long, she nevertheless returned to fulfilling her obligations. On December 6, she made a notable appearance during the famous Christmas concert organized at Westminster Abbey and Prince Louis did not go unnoticed either! He arrived at the party after his mother and accompanied by his dad and his brother George and their sister Charlotte. Louis de Galles, known for his cheerful personality, wore a suit matching that of his older brother for the occasion. A notable choice since male members of the British royal family usually only wear suits from the age of 7 while the youngest of Kate Middleton and Prince William is only 6.
In his previous appearances, the boy wore shorts, pants, with knitted sweaters. If her look was surprising, it was a tender gesture exchanged with her dad that melted the hearts of the spectators. While attention was focused on Kate Middleton, Prince Louis was treated to a comforting gesture from his dad. He proudly hung his note on “the tree of kindness”dedicated to those “who have shown love, kindness and empathy to others in their community”. The 6-year-old boy wrote by hand: “Thanks to grandma and grandpa because they played games with me”. He then headed with his brother and sister towards the rest of the family to settle down and seemed somewhat disturbed by the world present. He was then able to count on the support of Prince William, whose gesture was not necessarily noticed but which nonetheless says a lot about the relationship that the father has with his youngest. Indeed, Kate Middleton's husband was immortalized leaning towards Louis to reassure him, a gentle hand placed on his shoulder.
The royal family reunited for the holidays
A beautiful exchange of affection and precious comfort after the complicated year that the family experienced following the cancer of Kate Middleton and that of King Charles III. While the family gathered for the concert on December 6, she is also expected to be seen at the annual Christmas Day stroll, outside St Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham. This royal tradition is very popular and pleases well-wishers of the royal family who can greet its members.
