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Prince William’s understated PDA moment for Kate melts hearts

The Princess of Wales stole the spotlight on Friday as she hosted her annual Christmas carol service at Westminster Abbey, radiating holiday cheer with her impeccable grace and warmth.

Kate took center stage as she greeted guests and performers ahead of the service, while the rest of the royal family waited in anticipation outside the Abbey.

When she returned to join them, the joy on their faces was unmistakable.
Prince William, ever the proud husband, greeted Kate with a glowing smile and an affectionate “Hi,” accompanied by a gentle touch on her arm. The heartwarming moment was a testament to the couple’s enduring bond.

The family later gathered around the Kindness Tree, each leaving their own heartfelt dedication, adding a personal touch to the festive evening that celebrated unity, compassion, and the true spirit of the season.

Kate’s Together at Christmas event marked its fourth year on Friday, with the Princess of Wales embracing the occasion with both poise and reflection.

As she greeted guests and celebrities before the service at Westminster Abbey, Kate shared a heartfelt moment with singer Paloma Faith, admitting, “I didn’t know this year was going to be the year I’ve just had.”

Having completed her cancer treatment in September, Kate is now gradually returning to public duties and spoke candidly about the challenges of the past year.

“I think lots of people this year have had such challenging times,” Kate added, acknowledging the shared difficulties many have faced.

This year’s carol service was dedicated to those who have shown “love, kindness, and empathy” in their communities, a theme that resonated deeply with all in attendance.

The royal children also participated in the service’s touching gesture—the Kindness Tree. Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6, each left their personal messages of gratitude.

Louis, in particular, wrote a sweet note for his grandparents, Carole and Michael Middleton, which read: “Thank you to granny and grandpa because they have played games with me,” highlighting the warmth and love within the royal family.

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