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 Louis’ hands were so full of gifts during the royal family’s annual Christmas Day walkabout at Sandringham that he had to ask his father Prince William, “Papa, can you carry some?”

Prince George and Prince Louis warmed hearts during the royal family's Christmas walkabout as they displayed a thoughtful gesture towards their sister, Princess Charlotte.During the yearly Sandringham walkabout,

As Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, nine, and Prince Louis, six, greeted the public they were handed several gifts from soft toys to mountains of chocolate to mark the occasion leaving fans wondering if they have a room big enough at their Christmas abode at Anmer Hall for all the goodwill gifts.

The trio joined their parents in a show of togetherness, marking the end of a challenging year that saw their mother, Kate, diagnosed with cancer

The royal children joined mom Princess Catherine and dad Prince William on the family's annual Christmas walk in Sandringham.

George, 11, Charlotte, 9, and Louis, 6, walked alongside their parents Prince William and Kate, the Princess of Wales, as members of Britain's royal family made their way into St. Mary Magdalene Church for their traditional Christmas Day service.

Kate was filmed encouraging her youngest son during a Christmas Day walkabout in which she also spoke about cancer.