Prince Louis stole the spotlight as he made a charming appearance at the annual carol concert at Westminster Abbey, accompanied by a host of celebrities.

The young prince’s eyes sparkled with joy as actor Jim Broadbent, 74, recited letters from Father Christmas, much to the delight of the audience.

In a heartwarming moment, the five-year-old expressed his belief in the magic of Christmas, eagerly pointing out the award-winning star to his mother, Kate, with an endearing “Mama.”

Joining his older siblings, Princess Charlotte and Prince George, Prince Louis participated in the event by sending letters to less fortunate children.

The royal trio, along with their parents and other members of the royal family, gathered at the festive concert hall filled with 1,500 attendees.

The Together at Christmas service, organized by the Royal Foundation, aimed to honor those dedicated to supporting children, young people, and families in the UK.

Aligned with Kate’s Shaping Us initiative, the service underscored the significance of creating a nurturing environment for children and adults alike.

The event, held on December 8, was later broadcast to the public on ITV, showcasing the royal family’s commitment to spreading joy and hope during the holiday season.

Prince Louis, alongside Princess Charlotte and Prince George, charmed viewers with a heartfelt rendition of “Joy to the World” during the concert.

Kate’s annual tele-extravaganza, focusing on Children and Families, tied into her Shaping You project, which centers on aiding children under five.

In a touching behind-the-scenes segment aired on ITV, Kate met with 13-year-old Rico and his coach, Russell Gray, in Manchester.

Their bond has reportedly had a positive impact on Rico, boosting his confidence and nurturing his passion for football.

The interaction between Kate and Rico exemplifies the essence of building supportive relationships and fostering growth in individuals’ lives.