The royals are spreading Christmas cheer, singing loud for all to hear.
Kate Middleton looked holiday-ready in a maroon coat dress with a matching clutch and pumps as she arrived at Westminster Abbey today for her second annual “Royal Carols: Together at Christmas” concert.
And her 7-year-old daughter, Princess Charlotte, looked every inch her mom’s mini-me in a double-breasted burgundy coat of her own — which she wore with navy tights and shoes, the better to complement brother Prince George’s and father Prince William’s matching dark blue coats and trousers.
The only real difference between the two princes’ looks were their ties: William, 40, opted for a merlot-colored accessory that matched his wife’s look, while 9-year-old George went for a striped navy number.
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The family’s sartorial show of unity came hours after Thursday’s drop of the last three episodes of Netflix’s buzzy “Harry & Meghan” docuseries — which, as a royal source tells Page Six, they haven’t even watched.
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The Waleses were joined at the Christmas concert by King Charles III and Queen Camilla, along with Princesses Beatrice and Princess Eugenie (joined by their respective husbands, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi and Jack Brooksbank), Kate’s parents Carole and Michael Middleton, and Kate’s sister Pippa Middleton (joined by husband James Matthews), among other extended family members.
At the performance, which honored the late Queen Elizabeth II, Queen Camilla layered a white collared coat over a leopard-print dress, Princess Beatrice opted for a plaid trench and Princess Eugenie similarly went the patterned route in a brown double-breasted houndstooth coat.
But maroon seemed to be the unofficial dress code for the event, with both Pippa Middleton and Zara Phillips showing up in burgundy outerwear of their own.
The service, which will feature appearances by stars like Craig David, Hugh Bonneville and Spice Girl Melanie C., is being held in honor of “the values Her Majesty demonstrated throughout her life, including duty, empathy, faith, service, kindness, compassion and support for others.”
At last year’s event, the Princess of Wales played the piano during a moving performance with singer Tom Walker titled “For Those Who Can’t Be Here,” and royal fans are hoping to see another musical appearance from Middleton when the concert is televised next Saturday.
As for her holiday-ready outfit, we’re sure Her Majesty would have approved.
