Overview
- The mother–daughter duet aired at the start of ITV’s Together at Christmas broadcast on Christmas Eve after being recorded last week in the Inner Hall at Windsor Castle.
- They played Erland Cooper’s Holm Sound, a piece they enjoy at home, with Kate on the left hand and 10-year-old Charlotte on the right as Cooper offered guidance during filming.
- The main carol service was filmed on December 5 at Westminster Abbey before about 1,600 guests and featured readings and performances tied to the theme of love and compassion.
- Kensington Palace teased the moment hours earlier with a social clip captioned “A special duet…,” prompting widespread speculation about Charlotte joining her mother.
- Kate’s voiceover introduced the program’s message of simple acts of care, and the ITV/ITVX special—co-produced by BBC Studios Events and The Royal Foundation—will have a repeat airing on Christmas Day.