money Photos of the royal kids at the coronation show how they stole the show at the historic event
King Charles III's coronation took place on Saturday at Westminster Abbey.
The children of the royal family participated in the event, as photos from the day show.
Prince George served as one of his grandfather's royal pages for the historic event.
The coronation of Charles III and Camilla was held on Saturday at Westminster Abbey in London, England.
The event saw Charles, 74, make history as the oldest monarch to officially take the British throne.
But that didn't stop the youngest royals in attendance from stealing the show.
Charles' grandson Prince George, 9, played an important role in the momentous occasion. George — who is second in the royal line of succession, after his father Prince William — served as a page of honor for the king.
Although they didn't have an official role at the event, George's siblings Princess Charlotte, 8, and Prince Louis, 5, made an impression as well. Charlotte was Kate Middleton's mini-me in a coordinating outfit and headpiece, and Louis looked like he might be bored during the service.
King Charles made history as the oldest monarch to take the British throne at his coronation, but the youngest royals in attendance still stole the show.
Charles' pages included his grandson Prince George and the sons of relatives and close friends of the king and queen, Lord Oliver Cholmondeley, Ralph Tollemache, and Nicholas Barclay.
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There was a fair amount of standing around before the event began. At one point, a bored-looking George stuck his tongue out, as many 9-year-olds would.
Prince Louis, 5, and Princess Charlotte, 8, accompanied their parents, Prince William and Kate Middleton, as they walked into Westminster Abbey.
Charlotte matched her mom as both wore white-and-silver headpieces designed by Jess Collett in collaboration with Alexander McQueen. They also wore coordinating Alexander McQueen dresses.
Louis didn't seem too thrilled to be there.
He looked directly at a camera as he spoke to his sister before the ceremony.
Inside Westminster Abbey, George and the other pages had an important responsibility: carrying the train of King Charles' coronation robe, which was close to 15 feet long.
While his family read from their ceremony programs, Louis took a look at the ceiling of Westminster Abbey.
He yawned in his seat, seemingly bored.
At another point in the ceremony, Louis and Kate had a whispered conversation, as they did at the Platinum Jubilee in 2022. He later left the ceremony.
As Charles left Westminster Abbey, George carried the train of his grandfather's coronation robe again.
Leaving the coronation ceremony with his family, Louis pulled a glum face.
But used to the royal attention, he managed a smile for the cameras.
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