The event, which was initiated by Princess Catherine in 2021, has become a meaningful celebration of the holiday spirit and charitable efforts. In a recent interview, Carole expressed her pride and support for Catherine, saying that they have always been there for her, especially after a difficult year. The past year has been a difficult one for Catherine. Throughout this time, Carole and Michael have provided unwavering love and support.
Their attendance at the concert demonstrates the strong family bond during difficult times. A family insider commented on the couple's consistent support, noting how warmly they spoke of Catherine, especially during her challenging journey, pledging to be there for her. The 'Together at Christmas' concert is Catherine's personal initiative, aimed at uniting the community through kindness and generosity.
It has grown into an important royal tradition, highlighting her dedication to helping others. This year's event is particularly significant as it marks Catherine's return to royal duties after overcoming one of the most difficult periods of her life. Royal commentator Gareth Russell noted that both the British royal family and Catherine's family will be there to support her during this transition.
He mentioned that many senior royals and the Middleton family will be in attendance, demonstrating the family's strong support throughout her challenges. The Middleton family’s presence at this special event not only highlights their pride in Catherine’s strength, but also their commitment to her journey, both personally and as a royal.
Kensington Palace released a statement saying that Princess Catherine wanted to bring a spirit of unity and hope to Westminster Abbey with her fourth annual Christmas service. Catherine hopes this year’s event will be a time of reflection and celebration, highlighting the need for love and compassion, especially during our most difficult times. The service will honour individuals across the UK who have demonstrated kindness and compassion in their communities.