The Wales children captured the hearts of a nation on Sunday as they joined their parents for a walkabout on first Christmas Day walk at Sandringham with Charles as King.
The Princess of Wales led her family from Sandringham church after Christmas Day service this morning.
Kate was seen beaming as her children George, Charlotte and Louis spoke with members of the public outside.
Little Louis cheekily guided the Princess of Wales through the crowd and waved at the cameras, while his older siblings smiled politely and greeted the crowds which had gathered outside Sandringham church for a glimpse of the smallest royals.
Among the crowd was Gemma Clark, 42, who travelled with her 72-year-old father Paul Clark from Long Sutton, Lincolnshire, and gave toys to the children.
Ms Clark, who was in a wheelchair, said it was ‘absolutely brilliant’ to meet William and Kate and their three children.
‘I love them to bits, especially the children, the children are amazing,’ she said.
‘Prince Louis – I love Louis. He’s always cheeky, that Louis is, but I love him.’
Gemma said she gave each of the three children a novelty toy called a gonk, which is like a festive gnome with a pointed hat. She also gave flowers to Kate.
And Louis seemed to enjoy the attention, getting so caught up in it he was at one stage forced to run to catch up with his big sister Charlotte.
Despite being their first Christmas walkabout ever, Louis proved he is a natural as he flashed a sweet smile at the camera while walking into the church.
The young and lovely royal was earlier spotted having a sweet moment with Queen Consort Camilla, sharing a grin and chatted easily with one another as they strolled out of church side by side.
George, Charlotte and Louis spoke with well wishers and received gifts from members of the public alongside William and Kate after their traditional Christmas Day church service on the Norfolk estate.
