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‘Love brings joy and hope’: Kate Middleton will deliver an emotional public address about the importance of love at Christmas as her carol service airs on television
Royal Carols: Together At Christmas airs on Christmas Eve on ITV1 and ITVX, and will allow audiences an insight into the concert Kate Middleton held at Westminster Abbey earlier this month – including a reading by Prince William
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The mother-of-three will then gesture to the celebrations occurring all throughout the UK, and describe her own service as a ‘heartfelt celebration for everyone of you, and a reminder that at Christmas, and throughout the year, we must all shine for each other.
‘Because in times of joy and sadness, we are all each other’s light.’
The Princess of Wales will then wish the audiences watching along at home a ‘very merry Christmas’.
Royal Carols: Together At Christmas is set to offer viewers a behind the scenes look at the concert, as well as an opportunity to witness the spectacle itself at Westminster Abbey. The festivities included readings by Prince William, Olympian Adam Peaty, actresses Sophie Okonedo and Michelle Dockery, and actor Richard E. Grant. The Westminster Abbey choir performed some of the nation’s best loved carols, and there were musical performances by the likes of Olivia Dean, Gregory Porter, Paloma Daith, and JP Cooper.
Also delivering a rousing rendition of Away In A Manger were the Sankofa Singers, an intergenerational choir based in Belong Chester, a not-for-profit care village bringing together care home residents and their young friends from The Nursery in Belong, operated by national charity Ready Generations. The ITV1 show will follow the choir, directed by Amanda Wrigley, as they are informed that they have been invited to sing at Kate Middleton’s royal carol service.
Zara Tindall attends the 'Together At Christmas' Carol Service at Westminster Abbey on 6 December, 2024
Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty ImagesTwo more special films will showcase two groups who have embodied the service’s spirit of empathy and community service as they receive their invitations to the concert from the Princess. Sherisha, a single mother who set up the Worcestershire Gingerbread Group for single parents, will be surprised with an invitation by Giovanna Fletcher, who has long supported Catherine’s ‘life’s work’ in early years support.
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