- Kate Middleton, Prince William along with kids and other royals attended Westminster Abbey carol service.
- Kate looked stunning in a burgundy coat dress by London-based Eponine.
- Middleton’s Christmas tree was decorated in a video sent to Twitter followers.
Following the release of new episodes of the Sussexes’ series on Netflix on Thursday, Kate Middleton and Prince William reportedly ignored Prince Harry and Meghan Markle while hosting the event “Royal Carols: Together at Christmas.”
Prince and Princess Wales attended an event at Westminster Abbey on December 15 despite Meghan and Harry making accusations against the palace in their most recent episodes.
Several hours after the final episode of Meghan and Harry’s docuseries, in which Harry made serious accusations against his father, brother, and grandmother, was released, Catherine, Princess of Wales, Prince William, Princess Charlotte, Prince George, and other royals attended the carol service at Westminster Abbey.
In vibrant red attire, the Princess of Wales looked stunning as she ignored the Netflix drama for her carol service. In a burgundy coat dress that was probably by the London-based Eponine, Kate nailed holiday dressing.
The 40-year-old woman stunned as she arrived for the event in London, displaying her prowess as the queen of colour coordination as she accessorised the beautiful ensemble with sparkling gloves, a matching clutch, and drop ruby earrings.
To commemorate the occasion, Middleton’s Christmas tree was decorated in a video sent to the royal couple’s Twitter account. For the occasion, Middleton wore a cheerful white sweater, and music was playing in the background.
Prior to the occasion, Buckingham Palace announced that this year’s service would honour the late Queen Elizabeth II. During the coronavirus epidemic in the United Kingdom, persons that inspired and supported their communities were acknowledged at the previous year’s celebration.
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