Royal fans have issued a prediction about Prince George’s future as he attends a festive event with his family.
The Prince and Princess of Wales brought all three of their children to the Together at Christmas carol service at Westminster Abbey on December 6.
But Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis stole the show as they entered the abbey for the event spearheaded by Princess Kate.
And George is getting attention for one thing in particular, how tall he is. Social media users took to X (formerly Twitter) to note how much the young prince had grown.
One person said: “Prince George will be as tall if not taller than his dad, , and that’s tall at 6’3. Harry is 6’1. He started wearing lifts after Megsy. She kept comparing Harry to very handsome and taller William.”
People are saying how tall Prince George is (Image: Getty)
The entire Wales family looked stylish and colour-matched as they entered with the Dean of Westminster Abbey.
, George and Louis all in navy with red accents, Charlotte in a maroon coat and Princess Kate standing out in a red coat with a black bow on the collar and a tartan skirt.
The service, supported by the Royal Foundation, honours those who work to support babies, young children and families in communities across the UK.
It will, Kensington Palace said, “shine a light on individuals from all over the UK who have shown love, kindness and empathy towards others in their communities”.
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The Westminster Abbey Choir performed some beloved carols, alongside musical performances by guests including Olivia Dean, Gregory Porter, Paloma Faith and JP Cooper, as well as a specially composed piece by pianist Rosey Chan.
Guests also watched a specially curated performance by two soloists from The Royal Ballet and students from The Royal Ballet School.
This year a ‘Kindness Tree’ will be situated outside the Abbey for guests to dedicate a decoration to someone who has supported them throughout their life, highlighting the importance of empathy, love and kindness to us all.
The service was broadcast on ITV1 and ITVX on Christmas Eve at 7.30pm as part of Royal Carols: Together At Christmas.