The Prince and Princess of Wales interrupt Christmas break with festive post.

The Prince and Princess of Wales interrupt Christmas break with festive post.

The Prince and Princess of Wales shared a heartwarming video message about the significance of love and household at Christmastime.

The Prince and Princess of Wales have interrupted the countdown to Christmas with a heartwarming vacation message about the significance of love at this time of year. The royals received into the festive spirit with a shock sneak peek from Kate's annual Together at Christmas carol carrier special, which used to be held until now this month.

Canadian actor Eugene Levy, who used to be on the star-studded visitor listing at Kate's carol live performance this year, narrated the preview video from backyard Westminster Abbey, giving a transferring speech about being with household at Christmastime. Prince William until now seemed on Levy's Apple TV+ show, The Reluctant Traveler, in October. "Love. That's an vital phrase for me," the Schitt's Creek actor said. "It's sort of a how you stay your life."

The video was once interspersed with clips of Eugene being warmly greeted through the Princess of Wales internal the abbey in advance of the service. William and Kate have been considered arriving for the provider with their three teenagers in tow: Prince George, 12, Princess Charlotte, ten, and, Prince Louis, seven.

"It starts offevolved with household and then commonly spreads proper via your associations via your friends," Eugene continued. The Waleses then all headed to the 'connection tree' set up backyard the place the youngsters wrote their names on a loop of pink paper hung in a chain formation on a Christmas tree.

"Christmas is the one day when your household is together," the actor spoke from the heart. At the stop of the video, Eugene mirrored on the service: "I'm happy that i am right here when love is such a predominant message right here today." The Royal Carols: Together at Christmas one-of-a-kind airs on Christmas Eve at 7.25pm on ITV.

Kate's star-studded 2025 carol concert.

The Princess of Wales hosted her fifth annual Together at Christmas carol carrier on 5 December, 2025. The concert, which has been going on on account that 2021, celebrates the work and contributions of volunteers and participants of the community, and has a starry visitor listing every year.

This year's A-list attendees protected Academy Award winner Kate Winslet, who carried out a studying at some point of the service, actor Chiwetel Ejiofor, Katie Melua, Dan Smith, and Ted Lasso actress Hannah Waddingham.

Kate's shifting message about 'love'.

Ahead of the carol service, Kate penned an open letter about love, which was once given to visitors attending the concert.

"At its heart, Christmas speaks of love taking structure in the simplest, most human ways. Not in sentimental or grand gestures, however mild ones. A second of listening, a phrase of comfort, a pleasant conversation, a assisting hand, presence," the royal wrote.

She continued: "These easy acts of care may appear small, however they make a contribution to the stunning tapestry of existence to which we all belong. Christmas is a time that reminds us how deeply our lives are woven together. Just as the roots of timber share energy underneath the soil, unseen however vital, so too do we. We are drawn via an instinctive pull toward belonging and connection."

"Even with all the speeding round and acquainted traditions, there is a quieter feel of what it calls out in us. There is a softness to the season that reminds us of some thing handy to forget; that what we do matters. Our words, our choices, and even the methods we seem out for one some other - they rippled outwards touching lives we might also by no means see."

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