Kate Middleton Says “Something Exciting Is Coming…” In A Festive Post

The holiday season is in full swing, and it seems the royal family is getting ready. Kate Middleton will continue a special tradition this year by hosting the Together at Christmas concert at Westminster Abbey. The Prince and Princess of Wales shared the news on their official X on November 13. The palace captioned the post, “Something exciting is coming.”

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They then shared a short video of a printing press putting together a very special invitation.

According to the post, “The invitations are fresh off the press for this year’s ‘Together At Christmas’ Carol Service, which will be returning to Westminster Abbey on Friday, December 6. We can’t wait for you to join us too! Tune in on @ITV and  @ITVX on Christmas Eve.” 

People reported that Kensington Palace confirmed that 1,600 people would receive invitations to this year’s concert. Kate Middleton wanted to recognize those who support others in need.

“This theme takes inspiration from the Christmas story, which encourages us to consider the experiences of others and the important human need of giving and receiving empathy.”

This is an exciting time for the Princess of Whales, as she recently completed cancer treatment and is slowly getting back to her royal duties.

Royal biographer Sally Bedell Smith told People said many people love seeing Kate Middleton back in action.

“She is clearly a vital piece of the royal family, really important both symbolically and in reality as a future Queen. It was good that people saw her. You can’t say she is back… but she is coming back,” Sally said.

Many look forward to Together at Christmas and can’t wait to see Kate Middleton.

One person commented on the announcement on X, “Thank you for doing this again! It’s my favourite royal event of the year.”

This American agreed “Myself and many of my fellow US Royalists’ watch ‘Together At Christmas Carol Service’ every year. This year will be even more special. We love and support The RF.”

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