What a treat! Prince Louis’s delight after fan gives seven-year-old a big box of Lindor chocolates – as cheeky royal grabs gift from Prince William

Prince Louis couldn’t contain his delight after a royal admirer handed the seven-year-old a giant box of Lindor chocolates after a Christmas church service at Sandringham.

In a video filmed outside St Mary Magdalene Church on the King’s Norfolk estate, the young royal is seen taking the box from her father’s hands after telling well-wisher Prince William “these are for Louis”.

King Charles, 77, hosted the royal family’s annual Christmas celebration, attended by senior members of the royal family including Queen Camilla, the Princess of Wales, Princess Anne, the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, and Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie.

After an hour-long church service, the royals greeted the public before returning to Sandringham House for the traditional Christmas dinner.

During one of Prince William’s interactions with a fan, they gave the future King a super-large box of Lindor chocolates in festive red packaging before he knew they were specifically for his youngest son.

At the sound of his name, Louis grabbed the box and turned a little, holding on to it, while William sweetly ruffled his youngest child’s hair while thanking the fan.

‘That’s very kind,’ he said.

Elsewhere, Princess Charlotte stole the show at Sandringham this morning; The 10-year-old daughter of the Prince and Princess of Wales looked poised and elegant during the royal walk.

Prince Louis couldn’t contain his delight after a royal admirer handed the seven-year-old a giant box of Lindor chocolates after a Christmas church service at Sandringham.

In the video, shot outside St Mary Magdalene Church on the King’s Norfolk estate, the young royal is seen taking the box from his father’s hands after telling well-wisher Prince William “these are for Louis”.

Charlotte admiredly wished her fan a ‘Merry Christmas’ as she received a bouquet of red roses.

Social media users likened the young royal to Princess Anne in their posts on X, while others praised his ‘special’ piano duet with Catherine in the ‘Together in Christmas’ song concert that aired last night.

Charlotte, who was seen smiling sweetly at her mother during this morning’s engagement, wore a camel coat with chocolate brown accents that perfectly complemented Catherine’s BLAZE MILANO plaid coat.

Fans also noted the close relationship between Charlotte and 11-year-old Mia Tindall, Zara and Mike Tindall’s eldest child, who were seen leaving church together.

Meanwhile, Charlotte’s younger brother Louis seemed delighted with the Christmas gifts he received from well-wishers; these included a large box of Lindor chocolates and a giant stuffed teddy bear that was seen wandering around.

It comes after Princess Charlotte was revealed to be the ‘secret’ star of her mother’s annual Christmas carol concert, which was broadcast on ITV1 and ITVX last evening.

Her ‘absolutely beautiful’ rendition of Scottish composer Erland Cooper’s Holm Sound moved royal fans to tears as they realized how proud Catherine was of Charlotte.

This footage was shown alongside voiceover of Kate reading the letter given to guests at Westminster Abbey, along with footage of people attending the ceremony on 5 December.

Princess Charlotte stole the show at Sandringham this morning; The 10-year-old daughter of the Prince and Princess of Wales looked poised and elegant during the royal walk.

Charlotte was seen giggling with Zara and Mike Tindall’s 11-year-old daughter Mia Tindall after the ceremony.

One of them said: ‘Catherine, Princess of Wales creates a stir with everything she does and makes it look so effortless. A lovely message to accompany the piano duet with Charlotte, it’s gorgeous.’

Another added: ‘Prince William must be so proud of both his beautiful daughters. ‘Very nice, beautiful hymn concert.’

The duet was filmed at the Inner Hall at Windsor Castle, and Catherine personally invited Mr Cooper to accompany them for the performance.

The award-winning musician, who wrote the track as a tribute to his mother, later spoke of the “incredible bond” between them while praising Charlotte’s talents.

After witnessing mother and daughter sharing the stage together for a joint performance, she said: ‘It was so beautiful. I guess I was there to offer some encouragement. So, imagine someone performing a piece of music in front of a film crew, who then writes it.

‘Princess Charlotte played beautifully, she has a really wonderful way of playing the lighter notes so beautifully. So we were able to celebrate it together.’

Prince George, 12, stopped to greet fans outside the church at Sandringham, and Prince Louis kept one eye on the box of chocolates he received as a Christmas present.

The cheeky young royal was also spotted carrying a giant teddy bear

Charlotte, who was seen smiling sweetly at her mother during this morning’s engagement, wore a camel coat with chocolate brown accents that perfectly complemented Catherine’s BLAZE MILANO plaid coat.

From left to right: Prince George, Prince Louis, Prince William, Princess Charlotte, Mia Tindall, 11, and the Princess of Wales

The Princess of Wales, who has been playing the piano since the age of 10, first wrote to Mr Cooper, expressing her love for his music and thanking him for his dedication to promoting the beauty of the natural world through his art.

Through text exchanges, the future queen revealed how much she enjoyed teaching Charlotte her compositions at home, creating a special bond between them.

The Princess has requested to perform one of her favorite tunes with her daughter as part of a telecast on ITV1 on Christmas Eve, as she plans the fifth annual Christmas carol concert at Westminster Abbey, celebrating hundreds of community heroes.

While Charlotte joined her mother for the ceremony, which has become one of Kate’s most eagerly anticipated engagements of the year, Prince George also took part in a much-loved holiday tradition that holds special meaning for his father.

The future heir helped his father prepare Christmas dinners for the homeless at the same charity that the Prince of Wales visited with his mother, Princess Diana, in 1993.

Making his first visit to The Passage, the homelessness charity supported by his father and late grandmother, George signed the page of the visitors’ book where Diana and William had added their names 32 years ago.

The young prince reacted so sweetly to the moment and was ‘mesmerised’ at the moment, he was heard saying: ‘Wow. Ok.’

Mick Clarke, general manager of The Passage, described the touching visit as a ‘proud father moment’ for William and a chance to tell his eldest son ‘that’s my mum’.

Louis excitedly shows his father William the sweets he received as gifts from the public

Prince Louis is seen handing his plush toy to a staff member as he stands in front of his siblings Charlotte and George

Prince William shares a sweet moment with his youngest child Louis

Charlotte and Mia appeared deep in conversation as they left church on Thursday morning.

Prince William first attended The Passage with his mother in 1993, but he and his brother Prince Harry were also seen at the center during Diana’s childhood.

William was photographed playing chess, helping out in the kitchen and holding wrapped Christmas presents while visiting the charity.

And this year, George followed in his father’s footsteps as he was shown a room where volunteers helped create care packages, which were then distributed to people who couldn’t make it to the luncheon.

The packs contained around 30 items, including £10 Greggs vouchers, toiletries, socks and snack bars.

The young prince later helped decorate a tree donated to charity from Westminster Abbey following his mother’s carol service.

Clarke, who has met Catherine before, said it created a “beautiful synergy” when George helped decorate a tree he received from his mother’s service on December 5.

Last year, the Welshmen coordinated their outfits as a symbol of unity following a tumultuous year following Kate’s cancer diagnosis.

They were all dressed in similar shades of green and blue. Christmas morning service at St Mary Magdalene Church.

William and Kate’s youngest child Louis couldn’t contain his delight as the young royal accepted Cadbury chocolates and stuffed animals from fans as he joined his siblings for the short walk from the church to Sandringham House.

Following the service, senior members of the Royal Family, including King Charles and Queen Camilla, greeted the gift-laden well-wishers who began arriving outside the church last night.

Images showed how An overjoyed Louis had his hands full of gifts when another well-wisher offered him a Santa Claus headband.

The young prince accepted the headband, politely thanked the giver and returned to his father and siblings.

Princess Charlotte and Prince George also stood next to their father Prince William, waving to the crowd and graciously accepting their gifts.