Kate Middleton to Share Moving Message in Royal Christmas Carol Broadcast

The Princess of Wales reflects on love, empathy, and resilience during a challenging year in her televised introduction to the Together at Christmas service.

Kate Middleton's Together at Christmas carol service, held on December 6 at Westminster Abbey, will air on ITV1 and ITVX on Christmas Eve, featuring her personal introduction.
The Princess of Wales emphasizes themes of love, empathy, and community in her address, reflecting on her year marked by chemotherapy treatment following a cancer diagnosis in March.
The event brought together 1,600 attendees, including the royal family and Middleton family, and featured performances by renowned artists and the Westminster Abbey choir.
Three short films highlight inspiring individuals and groups, including a single-parent support group, young carers, and an intergenerational choir, showcasing their contributions to their communities.
The broadcast, narrated by actor Kelly Macdonald, offers a behind-the-scenes look at the service and includes readings by Prince William and other notable figures, as well as musical performances.