Prince William Reacts to Princess Charlotte Taking Selfies With Fans

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Princess Charlotte was determined to make a few wishes come true this Christmas.

After the family’s yearly church service in Sandringham, Norfolk, the 10-year-old noticed everyone outside St. Mary Magdalene Church just wanted a photo with her, so she happily stopped to take a few selfies.

This Christmas, Prince William simply wished his daughter would spend some quality time with the rest of the family.

In a social media video shared on December 25th, he called out to his daughter, Charlotte, who responded with a polite, “I’m coming.” The video was originally published in Hello! Magazine.

Before Princess Charlotte met up with the rest of her family—including her mother, Kate Middleton, and brothers, Prince George, 12, and Prince Louis, 7—people were excited to take selfies with her.

In a TikTok video shared by a fan on December 25th, Princess Charlotte happily agreed to a request for a photo, simply saying “Yes.”

To follow royal protocol, the fan asked, “Are you permitted to accept this, or is it against the rules?”

But it seems the snap was well within protocol, as the video then cut to the selfie. 

Oh my gosh, did you SEE Charlotte? She was just the cutest in this gorgeous camel coat, black tights, and little flats, and she even had a matching bow in her hair! It was seriously the most adorable thing ever. And the whole family looked SO put-together! Kate was rocking this amazing plaid coat with a stunning headpiece, and William and the boys were all in black suits and coats – it was like a perfect, coordinated family moment! I need pictures, ALL the pictures!

The family was also joined by King Charles III, Queen Camilla, Princess Eugenie, and more.

You know, beyond all the social media buzz, the royals have really been getting into the spirit of giving this holiday season. I was so touched to see Prince William and Prince George recently volunteering at The Passage, a wonderful charity that helps people experiencing homelessness. It’s especially meaningful because Princess Diana was a frequent visitor there with William and Harry – a beautiful way to honor her memory and continue her legacy of compassion.

Prince William and Princess Kate shared a photo on Instagram December 20th showing their visit to The Passage, a homeless shelter, marking 32 years since Princess Diana first visited the same place.

The carousel of images began with a nostalgic photo of Princess Diana and Prince William cooking with volunteers. The next image showed Prince William and his son, Prince George, smiling for a photo while both wearing aprons.

In a recent post on December 20th, Prince William introduced his son, Prince George, to staff at The Passage, a charity helping people experiencing homelessness. The post also thanked all those involved with the charity for their amazing work throughout the year and their dedication to ending homelessness in the UK.

For more on how the royal family celebrated Christmas, keep reading.

On Christmas Day, December 25th, Prince William, Kate Middleton, and their three children went to the Christmas Morning Service at St. Mary Magdalene Church, located on the Sandringham Estate.

King Charles and Queen Camila led the Royal Family into the church on Christmas Day.

Despite her father’s recent scandal and absence, the daughter of Prince Andrew and niece of King Charles III still attended the Christmas Day church service.

Princess Beatrice, the elder daughter of Prince Andrew, has attended the Christmas Day church service with her husband every year since 2020.

More royals attended the service at the Sandringham Estate.

As a lifestyle observer, it was lovely to see Zara Tindall – the Queen’s granddaughter – at the Christmas Day service this year. She was joined by her husband and their sweet daughter, making for a beautiful family moment. It’s always heartwarming to see these traditions continued, and they all looked so happy to be there!

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2025-12-26 23:18