Well, six days later, we're still talking about Prince Louis' Christmas Walk debut at Sandringham, and we want to document the cute moment when the two greeted worshippers lining up at St. Mary Magdalen Church on Sunday morning and handed a gift to his sister, Princess Charlotte.

Brace yourself-you'll soon have to watch this footage at least 10 times.

As the five Welshmen (the Prince and Princess of Wales and their three children, Charlotte and Louis, and their brother, Prince George) and the rest of the royal family make their way to the church, Louis runs full speed toward Charlotte, calling her name and offering a bouquet of flowers for his sister, as the camera was caught on camera.

In response, those close to the little boy, who has stolen the hearts of people around the world this year, could be heard saying, "C'mon!"

"William then patted the 4-year-old on the head and placed his hand on his back before continuing to walk with the group," the Independent reported.

In comments on the video, fans applauded Louis and spoke of the bond between the young members of the royal family. One wrote, "I love how you can really see the healthy and close sibling and cousin bonds that are fostered within the family." Another commented, "Oh, Lou Lou is adorable," while a third said, "I can just see it 10x now and 100x more ... So adorable." He added.

Because of the pandemic, the traditional Christmas walk will not return until 2019. Of course, it will also be the first time without the late His Majesty the King, who died in September at the age of 96.

And as we close out the challenging year of 2022, Louis will continue to be the bright spot we need until the end of the year, symbolizing the kindness, generosity, and full-speed running energy we will bring into 2023 toward someone we love.