Kate Middleton and William, the first royal red carpet for their children

First red carpet for the Princes George, Charlotte e Louis, who together with William and Kate participated in a special show: a pantomime performance at the London Palladium to thank all the men and women who worked tirelessly and continue to work during the health emergency.

Kate and William were veterans from small tour aboard the Queen’s Royal Train. The trip, which touched England, Wales and Scotland, had the aim of thanking the subjects who fought against the Coronavirus and who did not stop in the face of the health emergency.

The Dukes of Cambridge walked the red carpet along with their little ones, which they literally have stole the show from the parents. Hand in hand with Kate and William, the Princes were fascinated by an elf juggling snowballs before entering the theater.

The small Louis, very elegant in a blue cardigan was next to Kate, lovely in a dark blue dress with touches in white by Alessandra Rich, long to the ankles with ruffled sleeves and matching décolleté. George, who wore a black and burgundy striped sweater, held William’s hand, as did little Charlotte, who sported a gray and black checkered dress.

For the three princes it was the first royal stage, so much so that they appeared happy and excited for the occasion. But before the show it was William to speak, while little Louis, sitting on his mother Kate’s lap, was fascinated by a large glittering ball that hung from the ceiling of the auditorium.

“It’s wonderful to be back here in the West End and see the theaters reopen their doors: Catherine, George, Charlotte, Louis and I can’t wait to see the show,” William said. Then he thanked volunteers, teachers, the staff of the National Health Service and all those who worked during the Covid-19 pandemic during this year: “I hope you all have a good time tonight. That’s the least we can do to thank you for everything you do, day after day, to keep our country safe and to take care of those who need help most ”.