Prince William reportedly plans to modernize royal Christmas traditions by including palace staff and making gift exchanges less formal when he becomes king.

Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis joined their parents, Kate Middleton and Prince William, along with the rest of royal family for their Christmas Day church outing.

The 7-year-old stole a large Lindor chocolate egg from his dad Prince William, and protectively held onto it throughout the royals’ time greeting well-wishers. Prince Louis, as he is prone to do, stole the show once again at the royal family’s annual Christmas walk to church at St. Mary Magdalene on the Sandringham estate.

Prince William's son grabbed a giant Lindt chocolate from his father after the Christmas gift was handed to the royals at their Sandringham church service

Prince William and Kate Middleton's kids, Princess Charlotte, Prince George and Prince Louis stole the limelight this Christmas.On the morning of Christmas, the future King and Queen were joined by their three kids for the Church service at

One Christmas Eve tradition that the royal family used to have was Prince William and Prince Harry’s annual soccer match near the Sandringham estate. The brothers typically played on opposing teams each December 24.

Prince William and Prince George visited The Passage in London to help prepare its annual Christmas lunch, continuing a charitable tradition inspired by Princess Diana.

Prince Louis' voice as he spoke to members of the public on Christmas Day went viral on TikTok in a post that said he was "so cute." The royal family traditionally head to Sandringham, their private estate in Norfolk,

The British royal family has maintained many holiday traditions over the decades, including Christmas Day walkabouts. See some of the most festive moments from Princess Diana, Prince William, Kate Middleton and more.