It turns out, even royalty thinks of Taylor Swift as a princess. The Grammy-winning pop star was included in the British Royal Family’s year-end recap post today in a selfie with Prince William and his eldest children Prince George,

Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis received armfuls of gifts on their annual Christmas Day walkabout outside St. Mary Magdalene Church on the grounds of the Sandringham estate. But are they allowed to keep those gifts?

Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis attended church in Sandringham on Christmas Day alongside their parents, Kate Middleton and Prince William. After the service, the Prince and Princess of Wales' children met with royal fans outside who showered them with a plethora of sweet gifts in honor of the holiday.

Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis joined the rest of the royal family this morning, walking to church at the Church of St Mary Magdalene, near Sandringham. This is Prince Louis's third time attending Christmas church services (he made his debut in 2022 ), while his siblings both joined for the first time in 2019.

The royal family has a long-running tradition of giving each other funny gag gifts on Christmas Eve, and both King Charles and Kate Middleton are reportedly not fans of extravagant presents. Apparently,

Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis were forced to hand back many of their Christmas gifts received by members of the public due to royal protocol. The official royal gift policy, that applies to all royals regardless of age,

The three royal children were spoilt by members of the public on Christmas Day as they were handed chocolates, teddy bears and flowers.