This year's theme focuses on resilience and togetherness, celebrating those who support others during difficult times, a message Catherine has held close to her heart as she recovers. She will be joined by Prince William and their three children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, marking a heartfelt family gathering as part of her gradual return to public life. Catherine recently chaired a planning meeting at Windsor Castle, demonstrating her commitment to making the concert special for everyone involved.

Kensington Palace said the event is dedicated to those who inspire their communities with love, kindness and compassion, and highlights the greatest gifts we can give and receive. The concert aims to celebrate individuals across the UK who demonstrate compassion in their communities. This year, Her Royal Highness Catherine wants to celebrate those who support those in need, individuals who inspire, counsel, comfort and demonstrate that love is the greatest gift of all.

The theme is inspired by the Christmas story, encouraging us to consider the experiences of others and the essential need for empathy. The Christmas carol, which will be broadcast on ITV1 and ITX on Christmas Eve, will feature performances from artists such as Paloma Faith, Olivia Dean and Gregory Porter, and will feature 1,600 guests, including those who have selflessly helped others in their own way. Members of Catherine's family, including her parents and siblings.

The royal family are expected to join representatives of charities across the UK at the Abbey. The couple's children have previously sent Christmas cards to vulnerable children, demonstrating their commitment to spreading joy and kindness. After announcing her progress, Catherine expressed her heartfelt gratitude for the support she and William have received during their difficult time, acknowledging how the compassion of others has given them strength.

Prince William has also opened up about the difficult year they have endured, reflecting on the recent health challenges of both his wife and father. Through "Together at Christmas", the Princess of Wales invites the nation to celebrate those who embody the true spirit of the season, reminding us all of the remarkable impact of love, compassion and community.