They may be among the most watched children in the world, but Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis continue to grow up right before everyone’s eyes — and every public appearance makes that more obvious than ever.

The three Wales children have been making joint public outings since they were very young, always neatly turned out and closely watched by royal fans around the world. Their Christmas appearance at Sandringham in 2025 set the tone for what’s become a beloved tradition — George, 12, leading his younger siblings with quiet confidence, while 7-year-old Louis never fails to steal the show with his unfiltered personality. At Christmas 2025, Louis enthusiastically accepted gifts from well-wishers along the way, including a teddy bear and a chocolate Lindt ball, much to the delight of the crowds.

Charlotte, 10, has settled into her own role in these outings with a natural ease — smiling, waving, and carrying herself with a composure that consistently draws admiration from royal watchers. Together, the three siblings have become one of the most anticipated sights at any royal gathering.

Their parents, Prince William and Princess Catherine, have been intentional about how much they expose their children to public life — balancing tradition with a desire to give them as normal a childhood as possible. That balance has been especially visible in recent years, with the family choosing to mark certain occasions privately rather than in the public eye. But when they do show up together, the moment always resonates.

On Easter Sunday morning 2026, that moment came again — and it was one worth waiting for. William and Catherine brought all three children to the Easter service at St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle, Berkshire, joining other members of the royal family, including King Charles and Queen Camilla, Princess Anne, Prince Edward and several others.

Although William, 43, and Kate, 44, have traditionally spent Easter with the royal family — a custom William has followed since he was young — they were absent from the annual event in both 2024 and 2025 due to Catherine’s health struggles. As a result, their presence in 2026 marked a significant comeback.

Charlotte wore a camel and brown collared coat over a blue dress, smiling and waving to the crowd of royal onlookers who had gathered. Catherine opted for a cream blazer, a matching skirt and a hat. The boys coordinated in dark navy — Louis in a matching suit and tie to his father and brother, grinning patiently in the sunshine as he waited to greet the king. Before heading inside, the family greeted King Charles and Queen Camilla, as well as the Dean of Windsor, the Rt Rev Christopher Cocksworth.

After the service, the family returned to Windsor Castle for a traditional roast lamb lunch — a quiet, familiar rhythm that mirrors what countless families across the nation do on Easter Sunday.

But what captured attention most was George himself. At 12, he is almost at his father’s shoulder height, nearly catching up to his mother, too, walking alongside his family with an easy smile. The boy is growing up — and every public outing makes it a little harder to ignore just how fast.

Are you a fan of the royal family? Do you think it’s wonderful to see Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis growing up so beautifully in the public eye? Let us know, and then pass this on to your family, friends, and other royal family fans out there!