Princess Kate returned to the limelight with an exciting update about her special event following Meghan Markle's announcement about her cooking show's holiday season.
On November 13, Kensington Palace dropped a delightful video, featuring Westminster Abbey alongside a message from the future Queen about her annual Christmas carol service.
The Princess of Wales said, "Looking forward to The ‘Together at Christmas’ Carol Service returning to Westminster Abbey this December."
"The service will bring people together to celebrate love in all its forms, whether it’s in families, friendships or across communities. Christmas is a time that connects us all. Tis the season!"
Recently, the Duchess of Sussex made headlines by confirming that her Netflix show, With Love, Meghan, will premiere on December 3rd.
Meghan said that it's time to "embrace traditions and make new ones this holiday season."
It will be interesting to see the face-off between the two leading ladies of the Wales and Sussex families next month as they both gear up for the things close to their hearts.
Kate Middleton's yearly carol service is an occasion of family reunion as a number of royals attend the special event.
This year, there are whispers about the attendance of the York sisters after Andrew and Sarah's back-to-back scandals. It is still unclear if the Prince of Wales extends invites to Beatrice and Eugenie.
Last year, Princess Beatrice, who was pregnant at the time, took part in Kate's Christmas Carol Service alongside her family. However, Eugenie was visibly absent from the ceremony.