Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis shared a sweet sibling moment at King Charles III’s coronation Saturday.
Upon entering Westminster Abbey for the ceremony, the little ones were photographed holding hands.
Charlotte, 8, looked regal in an Alexander McQueen dress made of ivory silk crepe with a matching cape.
She accessorized with matching white shoes and a silver headpiece.
Her 5-year-old brother, for his part, was sharply dressed in a blue Dege and Skinner tunic and dress shoes.
The pair walked in behind parents Prince William and Kate Middleton, both wearing formal robes and mantles.
Notably, the Princess of Wales’ dress and crown matched her daughter’s ensemble, down to her crown.
As for Prince George, the 9-year-old entered holding Charles’ cape with his fellow Pages of Honor.
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William and Kate’s eldest was officially given the role last month when Buckingham Palace released the coronation invitation, as well as Charles and Queen Camilla’s portrait.
At the time, it was unclear whether Louis would attend the event.
“He’s only 4, after all,” a palace insider explained to Page Six.
However, the little one, who celebrated his 5th birthday later that same month, was present at Wednesday’s dress rehearsal.
Louis took part in the procession on Saturday and sat with Middleton, 41, and Charlotte for the ceremony.
The young royal has made headlines for his funny faces at events over the years, most recently joking around at Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee in June 2022.
Not only did Charlotte stop Louis from waving too much during a carriage ride, but he was caught on camera reacting dramatically to the flypast and even sticking his tongue out at his mom.
Three months later, Louis did not join his siblings at Elizabeth’s funeral. George and Charlotte were reportedly “well-behaved” attendees.
