Prince Louis To Take Part In Christmas Tradition With Queen For First Time

William and Kate's youngest child, Louis, may now be three, but he has had less exposure to public events than his siblings. But on Christmas Day this year, he is now ready to attend a service at St. Mary Magdalene Church along with the rest of the royal family. Every Christmas, the Queen gathers her family at the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk to celebrate the festive season. His elder siblings, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, previously joined their parents at the Christmas Church service in 2019. There is plenty for Louis still to do, in fact, as he has also never been on an official royal tour, despite being easily old enough compared to his siblings. His older brother George was only 10 months old when he travelled to Australia and New Zealand in 2014. When his older sister Charlotte was born in 2015, she and George both travelled to Canada in 2016 and to Poland and Germany in 2017 with their parents. Louis is also yet to make his debut as a pageboy at a wedding, despite the fact that his brother and sister have taken on the important role several times. Louis' uncle James Middleton got married earlier this year in France, but it is not known if the little prince acted as pageboy.