She’s been working on it behind the scenes.” Princess Catherine has hosted “Together at Christmas” every year since the inaugural event in 2021. At the time, the Princess of Wales delivered a surprise piano performance during the concert.

Kate Middleton seems to be on the mend and can plan a little bit more for the future after almost a year of healing from her serious health issues. Kate’s surgery and subsequent preventative cancer treatments have sidelined her most of the year,

Kate Middleton is feeling the festive cheer. The Princess of Wales, 42, is set to host her annual Christmas carol concert next month after what’s been a difficult year for her and the royals, the palace has confirmed.

Prince William and Kate Middleton are growing worried for their safety after the couple nearly escaped a threatening incident at their Windsor Home.The Prince and Princess of Wales, who reside

Carrie Underwood made a surprising return to the 2024 Country Music Association Awards. The moment came when Cody Johnson, who was up for five awards at this year’s ceremony, took the stage to perform at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville on Wednesday, November 20. While Johnson, 37, was introduced solo by hosts Luke Bryan, Lainey

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

Survivors of the Southport attacks and their families will be the special guest at the Princess of Wales' Together at Christmas concert in December, after meeting several last month

Expect it to be a big family occasion and a happy note on which to close an otherwise very challenging 2024,” a source tells Vanity Fair.

The Princess of Wales, 42, is believed to have invited all the survivors and their families to the annual Christmas carol concert this year.

Kate Middleton is gearing up for her first holiday season since battling cancer, which means she will participate in her annual Christmas concert. "I'm predicting a big family turnout," biographer Katie Nicholl told an outlet.