Kate Middleton and Prince William 'confirmed to attend Christmas in Sandringham' after a difficult year amid health battles
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The Prince and Princess of Wales will celebrate Christmas at Sandringham with King Charles and the rest of the royal family following a tumultuous year for them. On Friday, The Mirror reported that William and Kate, both 42, will join senior members of The Firm for the annual Christmas Day Service at St Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham on December 25.
It will be a special Christmas for the family as they come together after what has been a difficult year following Charles, 76, and Kate's back-to-back cancer diagnoses. Sources told the newspaper Charles, who is currently in Sandringham, is 'delighted' that the whole family will be together for the holidays - with the monarch reportedly overseeing the planning himself.
One insider said: 'The King is embracing the Christmas period already and really getting into the spirit. Staff who have seen him this week remarked how happy and healthy he was looking.'. Charles and Camilla are reportedly spending the weekend at the Norfolk estate, with one source explaining how Charles is 'enjoying time outdoors' as he continues his cancer treatment.
Charles was diagnosed with an undisclosed form of cancer earlier this year while undergoing treatment for an enlarged prostate. It will be a special Christmas for the family as they come together after what has been a difficult year - following Charles, 76, and Kate's back-to-back cancer diagnoses.