Royal Family Shines at Easter Service

0:00On April 5th, Princess Kate and her daughter Charlotte stole the show at the Easter service today at St. George's Chapel in Windsor, holding hands, and chatting as they walked out together. Kate, 44, rocked a sharp cream, two-piece suit with a brown leather bag and heels, while 10-year-old Charlotte matched the vibe in a camel, coat over a white dress and black pumps. The rest of the whales crew, William 43, George 12 and Lewis, seven lined up like steps and navy suits, heading out after the service on. This blustery April 5th, earlier, the family strolled down from Windsor Castle on foot, chatting and waving despite the chill winds. King Charles, 77, arrived by car with Queen Camilla, looking upbeat as he paused to touch Charlotte's shoulder sweetly before heading in. Camilla turned heads in a red wool craped dress and a hat with Queen Elizabeth's brooch, keeping that royal flare alive. The crowd aided up, with Charlotte beaming and waving like a pro, Louis strutting proud beside her.

1:02It was a young, lively group overall, showing the family's tight-knit side amid the traditions. Folks on the ground seemed warmed by the casual joy, especially after some tough times. Others in the mix included Princess Anne with her husband, Vice Admiral Sir Tim Lawrence, the Duke of Edinburgh and his son James, Earl of Wessex, 18. Peter Phillips brought his fiance Harriet Spurling, their daughter Savannah and Isla, and for the first time her 15-year-old daughter, Georgina blending the family smooth. Lady Sarah Chateau and her husband rounded out the rear. Notably absent were Prince Andrew and his daughter's Beatrice and Eugenie, who skipped for other plans with the King's OK. They'll link up later. Moments like these remind us the royals are pushing forward, mixing old customs with fresh faces on a crisp spring day.