Prince William got into the Christmas spirit this past week, attending everything from Princess Kate's annual carol concert to a special Christmas meal at The Passage, a charity that helps the homeless On Tuesday, December 10, a Christmas party for military families (and made a lot of jokes) to get into the Christmas spirit.

At the event, the Prince of Wales met with soldiers from the 1st Battalion, Mercian Regiment and their families, handed gifts to the children, and engaged in light conversation. According to the Sun, Prince William was presented with a drawing of himself by 10-year-old Carson Highway, who said, “Is this me?”

he said.

“It looks like you have five nostrils,” he joked, after which the royal tucked the sketch away in his pocket. Perhaps it will be displayed on the royal refrigerator?

Most of the party attendees wore Christmas sweaters, and according to X's Times editor Kate Munsey, Prince William was asked why he was not wearing festive clothing. He pointed to Major Mike Reynolds and jokingly said. [The Prince of Wales is the commander of the 1st Battalion, Mercian Regiment, and watched as a Fijian choir made up of soldiers from the regiment performed at the celebration.

Sergeant Lee Fitzgerald told The Sun that Prince William told his 5-year-old son what he wanted for Christmas.

Last week, the Prince may not have worn a Christmas sweater, but he joined many Christmas sweater-clad people as he served lunch to the homeless at The Passage, a charity supported by his late mother, Princess Diana.

In an Instagram post from Kensington Palace, William wore a white apron over a navy sweater and served food and hugs to attendees at the annual Christmas party.