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Prince George and Princess Charlotte made their royal Easter debut this year! The future King, eight, and his little sister, six, joined their parents, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge , at St. George’s Chapel on April 17 for Easter Sunday service.
Prince William and Kate’s eldest children weren’t the only royal kids in attendance. Zara and Mike Tindall’s firstborn, Mia Tindall, eight, as well as Peter Phillips’ daughters, Savannah, 11, and Isla Phillips, ten, also stepped out to celebrate Easter with members of the British royal family in Windsor. Scroll to see pictures of five of Queen Elizabeth ’s great-grandchildren from Easter Sunday 2022...
© Getty ImagesPrince George and Princess Charlotte attended their first Easter service with members of the royal family on April 17. Ahead of Easter Sunday, it was reported that the Queen was not expected to attend the service at St. George’s Chapel.
© Getty ImagesPrincess Charlotte coordinated in blue with her stylish mom.
© Getty ImagesIsla Phillips held her dad Peter’s hand while strolling next to big sister Savannah Phillips. The trio was joined by Peter’s cousin Princess Eugenie as they made their way to St. George’s Chapel.
© Getty ImagesMia Tindall accompanied her mom, Zara, and dad, Mike, to the service.
© Antony Jones/GC ImagesPrincess Charlotte, wearing a floral print dress and cardigan, adorably walked beside her father.
© Antony Jones/GC ImagesSavannah shared a laugh with her younger sister on their way to Easter service.
© Antony Jones/GC ImagesMia, sporting a printed dress and headband, got a head start leaving St. George’s Chapel ahead of her parents.
© Getty ImagesPrincess Charlotte was pictured holding hands with her mom on Easter Sunday.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s Twitter account wished followers a Happy Easter with a message that read: “Wishing a Happy Easter to all our followers! ⛪️🐣🌼.”
