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<\/p>\nPrince Louis' cheeky antics at mum Kate Middleton's carol concert had his sister, Princess Charlotte, in fits of giggles on Friday, 8 December. The young Royal was spotted blowing out his big sister's candle during the festive event. <\/p>\n
The Royal children, including their sensible older brother Prince George, were seen having a bit of fun at the annual Westminster Abbey event hosted by their mum. As Louis blew out the candle, Charlotte couldn't help but laugh, adding a touch of light-heartedness to the occasion. <\/p>\n
The trio made a rare public appearance for this important event in the Royal Christmas calendar. The service centred around Kate's Shaping Us campaign, launched earlier this year, which highlights the significance of early childhood development.<\/p>\n
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Royal fans noted how much Louis, who turned five in April, has grown, now almost as tall as his siblings. Known for his cheeky charm, Louis often steals the show at Royal events with his adorable antics.<\/p>\n
Kate arrived ahead of her family to greet and thank the celebrities participating in the event, taking time to chat with several young attendees and celebrities – including Roman Kemp, Emma Willis and Beverley Knight.<\/p>\n
The Royal children took a moment to post Christmas cards in a special postbox for children who might be struggling this Christmas. This was open to all youngsters attending the service.<\/p>\n
Guests arriving at the event were treated to carols and Christmas songs performed by the Action for Children Young Carers Aloud choir, made up of 12 young carers including one aged just six. The princess thanked the celebrities for giving up their time when she met them ahead of the concert.<\/p>\n
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Before the concert began, Kate mingled with young people who have done inspiring activities. She spoke with four scouts from the 3rd Upton Scout Group in Slough, whom her family had visited during The Big Help Out event.<\/p>\n
Kate praised their efforts, saying "It was really inspiring-seriously good job" and gave each scout a high-five. She also chatted with seven year old Oscar Burrow, who raised over \u00a340,000 for Derian House Children's Hospice by climbing 12 mountains.<\/p>\n
The service kicked off with the popular carol, Once In Royal David's City, and attendees were treated to a duet by Beverley Knight and Adam Lambert, who performed The Christmas Song, made famous by Nat King Cole.<\/p>\n
Prince William read a passage from the Gospel according to Luke, which tells the story of Joseph and Mary's journey to Bethlehem and the birth of Jesus. The Abbey was filled with the sound of its choir and congregation singing carols like Silent Night, Holy Night, Joy To The World, and Hark! The Herald Angels Sing.<\/p>\n
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The historic building was decorated with Christmas trees from Windsor Great Park, donated by the King. These trees will be given to local communities after the service.<\/p>\n
This special event will be shown on Royal Carols: Together At Christmas, a unique programme airing at 7.45pm on ITV1 and ITV X on Christmas Eve. The show will feature extra content including an introduction by Kate and films highlighting the importance of early childhood.<\/p>\n
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