Judging By Kate Middleton And Prince William's Royal Christmas Traditions

Kate Middleton and Prince William (Instagram @theroyallfamily)

JAKARTA - Kate Middleton and Prince William returned to the royal family tradition this Christmas. As reported by People on Monday, the couple, along with their three children, Prince George, 9, Princess Charlotte, 7, and Prince Louis, 4, joined King Charles III, Queen Camilla, and other members of the royal family in attending holiday services at St. Mary Magdalena in Norfolk.

Although Prince George and Princess Charlotte have done so in 2019, this is the first time for Prince Louis. Kate wore a green coat and Princess Charlotte wore a red color for Christmas tours. Meanwhile, Prince William, Prince George and Prince Louis wore blue clothes.

Prince William and Prince George wore a suit with a tie, while Prince Louis wore a navy blue coat, shorts and socks.

This event marks the return of the royal Christmas tradition after the family celebrated it separately for the last two years amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Tamasya is also the first Christmas tour for William and Kate, as Prince and Princess of Wales. King Charles officially gave the title to his eldest son and son-in-law just a day after Queen Elizabeth II died in September.

King Charles (74) and Queen Camilla (75) previously announced that they would host Christmas in Sandringham, Queen Elizabeth's beloved rural land in Norfolk, in accordance with the longstanding family traditions.

Quoted from ANTARA, Ereka will also maintain other traditions, such as exchanging gifts at Christmas Eve. After visiting the church, the aristocrats will gather at Sandringham for a roast turkey lunch followed by a handful of steams, before they all sit to watch King Charles' first Christmas address at 3 p.m.

Kate also started a new royal holiday tradition. On December 15, she hosted her second annual Christmas song concert at Westminster airing, which aired on Christmas Eve.

This is a family event, Princess Kate comes in with Prince William, Prince George, and Princess Charlotte, while King Charles and Queen Camilla also sit in the front row for the service.

Kate's parents and sisters were also present, along with many members of the royal family.

The mainstay Choir sings traditional songs with guests including the stars Craig David and Samantha Barks, as well as a special duet from opera singerskoli Boe and Melanie C "Spice Girls".

The reading of the algorithm was performed by Kristin Scott Thomas and "Paddington" star Hugh Bonneville.

Queen Elizabeth's absence will be felt during the first Christmas since her death.

Prince William first joined the royal family for their annual Christmas tour at the age of 5 in 1987, when they celebrated their vacation at Windsor Castle.

Wearing a blue coat and leather shirt, the future king waved to the photographer as he walked in front of Princess Diana's mother. Princess Kate made her royal Christmas debut in 2011, months after her spring wedding with Prince William.