Princess Kate Middleton and her husband Prince William graced this year’s annual Christmas Day church service with their family, capturing the hearts of many.

This occasion is particularly special as it marks nearly one year since Princess Kate received a cancer diagnosis, a milestone she faced with grace and strength.

Joined by their three beautiful children—George, Charlotte, and Louis—the royal family attended the festive gathering held at the Church of St. Mary Magdalene, situated in the picturesque Norfolk, England, during the morning hours.

At the event, the Princess exuded a radiant charm, engaging warmly with fans who had waited patiently for a chance to see her. Her infectious smile and heartfelt interactions won the admiration of many.

With grace and gratitude, she accepted flowers and cards, expressing love to all her well-wishers who inquired about her well-being. This heartwarming response touched those present and spread festive cheer.

The previous day, the Princess had hosted a Christmas carol service. Here too, she was met with overwhelming affection and support, underscoring her deep connection with the public.

For this joyous occasion, Middleton chose a majestic ensemble, donning a striking green coat paired with a classic pillbox hat. The ensemble was elegantly completed with a blue and green tartan scarf, black trousers, and stylish black boots.

Her family, including Prince William, their children, King Charles, and Queen Consort Camilla, soon joined her. Their presence together was a delightful sight, prompting gleeful cheers from royal fans witnessing the family in harmony.