Check out what touching message Prince Louis left for Kate Middleton's parents at Christmas carol service

At the Christmas carol service at Westminster Abbey, organized by Kate Middleton for the fourth year in a row, the youngest son of the Prince and Princess of Wales, 6-year-old Prince Louis attracted attention once again. This time, however, the young royal delighted the public not with funny facial expressions but with a touching message for his maternal grandparents.

According to People magazine, the great-grandson of Queen Elizabeth II left a small note on the Kindness Tree. He thanked Carole and Michael Middleton for the time they had fun together.

"Thank you to Granny and Grandpa because they have played games with me," Prince Louis wrote.

According to a source close to the royal family, the Princess of Wales' parents take an active part in raising their grandchildren. For example, their interaction can be seen in a video posted by the Princess of Wales announcing the completion of chemotherapy. It showed several moments where Carole and Michael Middleton play a board game with their grandchildren.

It was not only her parents, children and husband who came to support the Princess of Wales, who is gradually returning to public life after undergoing the necessary procedures to overcome cancer. Her brother and sister James and Pippa Middleton were also present at the event.

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