AceShowbiz - Prince Louis, the youngest child of Prince William and Kate Middleton, delivered a heartwarming tribute to his grandparents at the fourth annual "Together at Christmas" carol service held at Westminster Abbey. Holding a red piece of paper, the 6-year-old scrawled a sweet message, "Thank you to Granny and Grandpa because they have played games with me." Louis joined his siblings, Prince George, 11, and Princess Charlotte, 9, in adorning the "Kindness Tree" with their notes, although only his was visible to photographers.

The carol service, hosted by the Princess of Wales, saw the royal family coming together amidst a challenging year. Kate Middleton, who recently completed chemotherapy following her battle with cancer, emphasized the role of love and empathy. The heartfelt event included 1,600 attendees, who have shown remarkable kindness and support within their communities.

"This year's service provides a moment to reflect upon the importance of love and empathy, and how much we need each other, especially in the most difficult times of our lives," stated Kensington Palace. The event served as a reminder that Christmas and the entire year should be about shining a light on one another, even in tough times. Middleton herself penned a letter to the attendees, sharing, "Because in times of joy and sadness, we are all each other's light."

Prince Louis' touching note wasn't the only moment where he stole the show. Kate revealed an amusing anecdote to Paloma Faith, a singer-songwriter and actress. Louis could barely contain the secret of a surprise ballet performance, earnestly pleading, "Mummy, please can I tell her-I'm bursting." His sister Princess Charlotte, who takes ballet lessons, stood in third position during the performance.

Despite the absence of King Charles and Queen Camilla, the event was well-attended by the entire Middleton family. Carole and Michael Middleton, alongside their other children, James and Pippa Middleton, supported Kate as she gracefully resumed her royal duties. The service was filmed and is set to air on Christmas Eve, capturing moments of unity, gratitude, and hope during a transformative year for the Princess of Wales.

In a year marked by personal challenges and triumphs, the "Together at Christmas" carol service encapsulated the enduring power of family and community, with Prince Louis' innocent gratitude shining as a testament to the holiday spirit.