The Princess of Wales is gearing up for one of the most anticipated events on the royal calendar this week, with her annual Together at Christmas carol service set to deliver “maximum exposure,” according to a royal commentator.
Preparations are in full swing for the festive gathering, which will take place on Friday and air on ITV on Christmas Eve, ensuring its reach extends far beyond Westminster Abbey.
The event has become a hallmark of Princess Kate’s royal duties, showcasing her commitment to celebrating community and togetherness during the holiday season.
Last year, the Princess delighted royal watchers by appearing with her three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, adding a personal and heartwarming touch to the occasion.
The Princess of Wales is preparing to make a highly anticipated appearance at this week’s Together at Christmas carol service, with royal commentators hailing it as a moment of celebration for her improving health.
The service, now in its fourth year, will take place on Friday, with Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis expected to join their parents, adding a family touch to the festive occasion.
Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams described the event as a “wonderful opportunity” to reflect on Princess Kate’s resilience and recovery.
The royal revealed in March her cancer diagnosis, but in September shared the uplifting news that she had completed her preventative chemotherapy.
“This is very important,” he told GB News. “We knew she would attend—it means so much to her.
She has done this for years, including her iconic piano performance. Last year, for the first time, all three of her children attended, making it even more special.”
Looking ahead, Fitzwilliams added, “This will not only celebrate her health milestone but also mark her readiness to take on even more in the coming year.”
