Prince Louis, age 7, displays his rarely seen handwriting at Kate Middleton's yearly Christmas carol event.

During Kate Middleton's annual "Together at Christmas" carol service, Prince Louis showcased his handwriting by signing a red paper chain. Last year, he also created a sweet note for his grandparents, Carole and Michael Middleton.

Prince Louis, the youngest child of Prince William and Kate Middleton, once again captured public attention with his charming note at the 2025 event. He added his signature to a paper chain garland, later displayed on a Christmas tree at Westminster Abbey.

The young royal attended the service with his parents and older siblings, Prince George and Princess Charlotte. The family arrived together in festive attire, with Charlotte wearing a velvet dress reminiscent of Princess Diana's style.

Inside, Prince Louis and his siblings joined in singing classic Christmas carols and enjoyed performances by Katie Melua, Cornish folk group Fishermans Friends, and rising artist Griff.

This was not the first time fans have seen Prince Louis's handwriting. The previous year, he wrote a note for his grandparents, which was placed on an outdoor Christmas tree. His message read, "Thank you for Granny and Grandpa because they have played games with me," highlighting the family's close bond.

The note appeared to be a personal tribute to Carole and Michael Middleton, following a video Kate shared celebrating the end of her chemotherapy, showing them enjoying card games with the family.

Author: Gavin Porter