Duchess Kate is feeling the celebratory cheer.
The Princess of Wales, 42, will host her annual Christmas carol concert next month after what has been a difficult year for her and the royal family, the palace has announced.
With a new theme each year, the December service will focus on the importance of love and empathy, reflecting on “how much we need each other, especially during the most difficult times in our lives.”
In fact, the beloved royal got off to a rough start this year, undergoing abdominal surgery in January, followed by a cancer diagnosis in March.
Her father-in-law, Charles III, was also diagnosed with cancer earlier this year.
Middleton, who recently announced that she is cancer-free after completing chemotherapy, will host a televised celebration from Westminster Abbey on December 6.
Given her health issues, her participation in this year's event was previously in doubt.
take Until X Wednesdaythe princess shared a video teasing an upcoming concert.
“Something exciting is about to happen…” she wrote on her joint social media account with Prince William.
“We have just received invitations from the press for this year’s Together at Christmas Carol service, which will return to Westminster Abbey on Friday 6th December.”
“We can't wait to have you join us! Tune in to @ITV and @ITVX on Christmas Eve,” she added.
The 20-second clip ended with the Kensington Palace logo, followed by snowflakes welcoming the start of the Christmas season.
It is yet to be revealed which celebrities will be attending this year's Christmas extravaganza, but it is thought that the Duchess of Cambridge will invite people who have made a difference in the lives of others.
On the day of the service, Westminster Abbey in London will be filled with 1,600 people offering support to the local community.
Kensington Palace told the Post in a statement: “This year's service is an opportunity to reflect on the importance of love and empathy, and how much we all need each other, especially at the most difficult times in our lives.” Ta.
“This service will highlight individuals across the UK who have shown love, kindness and empathy towards others in their communities.”
The palace said the mother-of-three is “supporting so many people in need – inspiring, mentoring, comforting and above all the love we receive.” “We wanted to celebrate the people who have shown us that this is the greatest gift that can be given.”
“This theme is inspired by the Christmas story, which encourages us to think about the experiences of others and the important human need to give and receive empathy,” the statement concluded.
This will be the fourth time that Duchess Kate has held a carol service called “Together At Christmas.'' This annual event is supported by the Royal Foundation.
The concert will be broadcast on Christmas Eve.
