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An expert has suggested that the Christmas card of Prince William and Kate Middleton reveals a lot about the divide between the Waleses and the Sussexes.

the royal family’s annual pre-Christmas lunch, while Prince William and Kate Middleton were MIA. The king and queen appear to have arrived in separate cars as they each made their way through the palace gates, which, while being the official residence of the British monarch, is not where Charles and Camilla live.

and Prince William send out their traditional Christmas cards. Thanks to social media, these can now also be viewed by anyone who is not on the royal family’s address list.

Prince William and Princess Catherine have released their 2024 holiday card!

official Instagram.The royals have an annual tradition of releasing portraits to mark the festive holiday. However, last year’s photograph seemingly didn’t wind up being everyone’s favorite.The black-and-white photo captured George, Charlotte and Louis all dressed in white button-down shirts and dark pants.“Our family Christmas card for 2023,” the couple captioned the image shared last December.They said in a statement that they “are very pleased to share a new photograph of their family.”“The photograph, which features on Their Royal Highnesses’ Christmas card this year, was taken by the photographer Josh Shinner earlier this year and shows The Prince and Princess with their three children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis in Windsor,” they added at the time.However, soon after the upload, some social media users critiqued the family’s photo choice.“It’s giving JCPenney,” one person joked, adding that the royal family members “are just like us.”“Gotta love all the CHRISTMAS decor in the background,” another sarcastically added, referring to the blank background.

The holiday celebrations are underway at the Palace, and today, King Charles is hosting his pre-Christmas Palace luncheon.

It has been revealed that The Prince and Princess of Wales will miss the annual Christmas lunch at Buckingham Palace today (Thursday, 19 December) as they are already in Norfolk and are gearing up for the festive period. The couple, along with their three children, Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, nine, and Prince Louis, six, will no doubt be excited to spend time with the family over Christmas in Sandringham, as is tradition.

King Charles was spotted arriving at Buckingham Palace to host his annual pre-Christmas lunch for the extended Royal Family. Dressed in a suit and blue tie, the 76 year old monarch waved to tourists gathered outside the Palace gates as he was driven there.

The Prince and Princess of Wales have released their Christmas card image for 2024. Unlike previous years, the couple have opted to reuse a photograph which was released in September following the announcement that Kate had finished her chemotherapy treatment.

The Times UK that the Prince and Princess of Wales are already in Norfolk for the start of the holidays.Their kids Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6, are with them and also won’t be at the lunch.The source said William and Kate’s absence has nothing to do with the news that Prince Andrew pulled out of the event amid his connection with an alleged Chinese spy. King Charles III, 76, was photographed arriving at the palace for his pre-Christmas lunch in a car with his private secretary.

The royals are set to officially commence their traditional Christmas festivities today with a special event.

The Princess of Wales reportedly declined a "suggestion" to invite the disgraced Duke of York to her annual carols service this year according to recent reports.

Prince Louis never fails to steal the spotlight at royal events, much to the delight of royal fans.The sweet six year old recently joined his siblings, Prince George, 11, and Princess Charlotte, nine, at the annual Christmas carol service organised by their mum at Westminster Abbey. It's always a treat for royal watchers when the three Wales children accompany their parents to official engagements, which doesn't happen often as William and Kate strive to give their children as normal a childhood as possible.

The Prince and Princess of Wales were both fortunate to receive the best education possible as they attended some of the best schools in the UK.This is also the case for their three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, as the royal trio have already had an enviable start to their studies and are currently enrolled at Lambrook Prep School in Berkshire. After nursery school, Prince William was educated at Wetherby Prep School and then went on to attend Ludgrove School in Berkshire, before attending Eton College from 1995-2000.

The Royal Family's Christmas celebration is always a grand event - and it appears this year, King Charles will be hosting the largest gathering in years.

Prince George, our future king, has been given the cutest nickname by his classmates.They've affectionately dubbed him "PG", a sweet reference to his initials for "Prince George", as reported by The Sun. And it seems this charming moniker isn't just popular at school; it's also used within the Royal household.

the fourth annual “Together at Christmas” service on Dec. 6, held at Westminster Abbey in London.It was her second appearance this week, as she’s slowly returning to royal duties following her treatment that started in February.

Kate Middleton stepped out to host the fourth annual “Together at Christmas” service on Friday alongside her husband, Prince William, and their three children: sons Prince George, 11, and Prince Louis, 6, and daughter Princess Charlotte, 9.The couple’s youngest child was photographed carrying a red piece of paper with a handwritten note about what he is thankful for.The family stopped at the famous “Kindness Tree” outside Westminster Abbey in London to hang their messages on the branches in dedication to someone who has supported them in their lives.In honor of the service’s theme of love and empathy, Prince Louis’s note read: “Thank you for Granny and Grandpa because they have played games with me.”Middleton also penned a letter to the 1,600 Abbey carol goers, which includes members of the royal family, sharing with them, “This Carol Service is a heartfelt celebration of every one of you, and a reminder that at Christmas, and throughout the year, we must all shine for each other. Because in times of joy and sadness, we are all each other’s light.”The Prince and Princess of Wales shared footage from their time at the service on social media, capturing the X post, “A wonderful time spent together with friends, family and those who make a real difference to the people around them.”“This year’s Together at Christmas Carol Service celebrated individuals who have inspired, counselled, comforted, and above all else shown that love is the greatest gift we can receive.

The Prince and Princes of Wales' children, Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, nine and Prince Louis, six, will be part of their mother, Kate Middleton's annual Christmas carol concert in Westminster Abbey tonight. Ahead of the event kicking off, Louis was pictured holding a sweet handwritten note addressed to his grandparents, King Charles III and Queen Camilla. The young royal affectionately addressed them as 'Grandpa and Granny' on the letter in his handwriting.

host the fourth annual “Together at Christmas” service on Friday after undergoing chemotherapy and coming out the other side cancer-free. The Princess of Wales, 42, appeared cheery at Westminster Abbey in London for the holiday concert, seemingly proving this holiday season carries more weight following her health battle.Middleton even got there early without her family to greet the volunteers, reported People.

The anticipation is mounting for Princess Kate's 'Together at Christmas' carol service, set to take place tonight. Earlier this week, 1,600 guests received invites to Westminster Abbey, along with a heartfelt message penned by Kate herself for the first time.The service will blend traditional and contemporary elements to cater to all faiths and none, featuring performances from the world-renowned Westminster Abbey choir and other musical acts.