Kate Middleton and Prince Louis Shared a Sweet Moment That Was Caught On Camera During the “Together at Christmas” Concert….Read More

The entire Wales family makes a brief appearance in the first footage from inside the event, which is set to air on Christmas Eve.

Pictures of the Wales family arriving at the “Together At Christmas” carol service at Westminster Abbey flooded every royal-loving corner of the internet earlier this month, but reports from inside the concert, which is set to air on Christmas Eve, were scarce.

That changed, a little at least, this week when ITV released the first bit of footage from inside the concert. The clip features British actress Sophie Okonedo reading a poem, The Kindness Of Trees, to the attendees—including the Prince and Princess of Wales and their children, who can be seen briefly when the camera pans out to the audience.

There might not be a lot of royal footage in the clip, but the little bit that does appear includes a sweet moment that Kate Middleton shared with her youngest son, Prince Louis, during the event.

In the footage of the crowd listening to Okonedo’s reading, the six-year-old royal “appeared to be looking at his mother Kate to gauge her reaction,” as the Daily Mail reported. Kate seemed to have sensed Louis was looking her way, because she quickly glanced back and smiled down at him in response.

Prince Louis and Kate Middleton were seen sharing a loving look in the first footage from the 2024 Together at Christmas concert.

The mother/son pair then shared a positively loving gaze for a moment before Kate turned her attention back to Okonedo.

The full “Together at Christmas” concert is scheduled to air on Christmas Eve, but ITV released an early clip that included footage of the Prince and Princess of Wales and their children in the audience.

This wasn’t Louis’ only aww-worthy moment at the “Together at Christmas” carol service. The young royal made headlines immediately after the December 6 concert when royal fans noticed that the sweet note he wrote for to put on the “Kindness Tree” that was set up outside of Westminster Abbey for the occasion was fully readable in some photos from the event.

Thank you to Granny and Grandpa because they have played games with me,” he wrote on his kindness tree note, referring to his maternal grandparents, Carole and Michael Middleton.