Kate Middleton Shares Details About Christmas Carol Service She’s Hosting Next Month

Kate Middleton and her husband Prince William shared a romantic moment during Ellie Goulding’s performance at the Christmas carol concert the Duchess of Cambridge helped to organise. Kate, 39, and William, also 39, sat side by side in the audience at London’s Westminster Abbey for the Together at Christmas charity concert, which will air on ITV on Christmas Eve in aid of those who have helped during the COVID-19 pandemic.

It’s long been reported that Kate Middleton is a big fan of Jo Malone London’s iconic Orange Blossom scent. Back in 2011 Vogue reported that the brand had been contacted and was asked to provide "candles, hand washes and lotions" in the scent to deck out Westminster Abbey and its bathrooms for the Royal Wedding.

The Duchess of Cambridge is making this Christmas a special one.

It might be considered, at best, a capitol offense (or, at worst, borderline treason) for a British citizen to refer to anything Kate Middleton wears as “ugly.” However, the Duchess of Cambridge may have inadvertently taken part in the American tradition of the “Ugly Christmas Sweater” in the preview of the upcoming Royal Carols: Together at Christmas concert. “I’m so excited to be hosting ‘Together at Christmas’ here at Westminster Abbey,” Kate, 39, said in the sneak peek of the ITV1 special.

Kate Middleton wore a gorgeous and festive red cardigan worth £1,350 in the new trailer for her and Prince William’s Westminster Abbey Christmas carol concert Together at Christmas.The programme, which has been filmed already and will be shown on ITV on Christmas Eve after the royals reportedly "banned" it from showing on BBC One, showcases a number of celebrities taking part in the concert.The concert will feature a number of different performances and will see the royal couple at their best as

The Duchess of Cambridge has opened up about her pre-bed ritual. Kate Middleton, who will celebrate her 40th birthday on the 9 January, shares a nighttime ritual with Her Majesty.

Kate Middleton has shared the Christmas present she gave the Queen back in 2011, which could've "gone horribly wrong".The 39 year old, who was recently left in hysterics as Alan Carr unveiled his body transformation at the Royal Variety, opened up on her unusual gift on an ITV documentary about the Queen's 90th birthday.The Duchess of Cambridge explained that during her first Christmas as Sandringham 10 years ago, Kate decided to make Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, 95, a jar of chutney.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge recently shared their annual Christmas card featuring their adorable children. And this year the card has a slightly different theme than usual, with the family seen sitting in summer attire while on holiday.

Kate Middleton has set another huge spike for internet searches flying this week after her appearance at a carol concert on Wednesday evening.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge made a special appearance at Westminster Abbey in London to hold a carol concert that will be aired on BBC on Christmas Eve, paying tribute to those who have been impacted throughout the pandemic.

The stars were out in force for this year’s Mirror’s People’s Pet Awards bash and among them was a link to royalty. The Duchess of Cambridge’s brother James Middleton stopped on the red carpet for a chat with OK! at the awards do at London’s Grosvenor House.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have shared their annual Christmas card featuring their adorable children. But this year the card has a slightly different theme than usual, with the family seen sitting in summer attire while on holiday.The beautiful portrait sees Charlotte wearing a blue gingham dress alongside her brother George, who wore a khaki camouflage polo shirt, with the pair sitting on red chairs either side of their parents.

Prince William and Kate Middleton are wishing everybody a happy Christmas with an adorable new photo.

Kate Middleton appeared to make a heartfelt tribute to the Queen during her latest appearance.The Duchess of Cambridge, 39, was the picture of festivities as she donned a red coat dress by designer Catherine Walker for the Together at Christmas carol service on Wednesday. Organised with her husband Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, also 39, the royal couple delivered a truly festive evening as they hosted the event, which was attended by various invitees and celebrities.

It was a Royal family affair on Wednesday night as Princess Beatrice, Princess Eugenie and Zara Tindall took time away from their new babies to attend a charity Christmas concert.The three new mothers, who all welcomed infants this year, left their children at home to support cousin Prince William's wife Kate as she hosted a Christmas carol service at Westminster Abbey.

Kate Middleton wore a chic red dress on Wednesday in London as she hosted a Christmas carol service at Westminster Abbey, supported by The Royal Foundation. Wearing her hair down in her usual wave, The Duchess stunned in yet another flawless look for her royal appearance.

Prince William and Kate Middleton, along with several of their family members, made a festive appearance at the «Together at Christmas» community carol service in London on Wednesday. The Duchess of Cambridge looked stunning in a long-sleeve, cherry red dress with matching velvet heels and purse.

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge (aka Kate Middleton) and Prince William arrive for the “Together at Christmas” community carol service on Wednesday (December 8) in London, England.

Kate Middleton donned the perfect festive ensemble as she arrived to host her first Christmas carol concert on Wednesday.

Prince William and Kate Middleton have arrived at the Together at Christmas carol service that’s being hosted at Westminster Abbey today.The Duchess of Cambridge, 39, dazzled in a red coat dress with matching heels as The Duke of Cambridge, also 39, wore, a suit with a red tie.The event was spearheaded by the Duchess and, as per a statement from Kensington Palace, the service will “pay tribute to the incredible work of individuals and organisations across the UK who have supported their