Kate Middleton sends personal Christmas invites as Harry set for UK return

Princess Kate delighted royal fans by sending personal invites to her yearly Christmas Carol Service to people close to her heart. 

According to The Sun, the Princess of Wales invited the child survivors of the Southport stabbing attack to the upcoming royal event. 

An insider shared, "The Royal family have been a tremendous support to the families. The King met the survivors, then Kate took time out to meet them in private last month with Prince William."

"Now she has personally ensured everyone is invited to her concert which, this year, will mean more to her than ever before," added the source. 

For the unversed, the future Queen paid a special visit to the Southport community after she completed her chemotherapy. 

"The families have met the King, met Taylor Swift, and now this wonderful concert — but it is all unbearably tinged with the trauma they are still dealing with," the report stated. 

Speaking of Kate's Christmas Carol Concert, a Palace spokesperson revealed that this year’s service provides a "moment to reflect upon the importance of love and empathy, and how much we need each other, especially in the most difficult times of our lives."

Notably, a few days ago, Kate released an exciting video on the Prince and Princess of Wales' official social media account featuring the making of the invites. 

Princess Kate's message reads, "The invitations are fresh off the press for this year’s Together At Christmas Carol Service, which will be returning to Westminster Abbey on Friday 6 December."

It is important to note that Catherine seemingly sent these invites amid reports of Prince Harry's return to the UK.