King Charles and Queen Camilla have sent love and support to their beloved daughter-in-law Kate Middleton after they skipped her annual Christmas carol service.
The Wales family gathered at Westminster Abbey on Friday evening for Kate Middleton’s annual “Together at Christmas” service—but notably absent were both King Charles and Queen Camilla.
Charles and Camilla move was not unusual as they have only attended the Christmas service once, in 2022, and have not returned.
In 2022, Kate’s Christmas carol was held just a few months after Queen Elizabeth’s death, and the service was a tribute to the late monarch.
Following the service on Friday, Kensington Palace shared photos of Kate Middleton with the family and guests with a heartfelt message.
Palace, on behalf of Kate Middleton says, “So special to come together this evening for this year’s ‘Together at Christmas’ Carol Service.
“Grateful to everyone who helped make it such a warm and memorable celebration of love at Christmas.”
Fans and friends flooded the comments section with sweet messages.
King Charles and Queen Camilla also sent love to Kate by pressing the heart button on the Instagram post.
The royal family also shared Kate Middleton’s post on Instagram.
Earlier, King Charles also extended his complete support to the beloved daughter-in-law after she introduced the line-up for ‘Together at Christmas’ Carol Service.”
Kate said on Instagram, “Introducing the line-up for tonight’s ‘Together at Christmas’ Carol Service - coming together to celebrate the connections that shape our lives.”
The palace, on behalf of King Charles, extended support to the Princess of Wales by pressing the heart button.
