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Duchess Kate: These songs move to tears at your Christmas concert

Duchess Kate has tons of vocal support at her Christmas concert at Westminster Abbey. Numerous royals and top-class superstars are at her side.

London – The Duchess of Cambridge (39) has invited to her first TV show. Stars and royals alike walked the red carpet with her yesterday, petting reindeer and making auspicious sounds in Westminster Abbey. Now everyone can hardly wait for the recording with Kate as host and presenter. *

Duchess Kate: These songs move to tears at your Christmas concert

The line-up of the “Royal Carols”, which Duchess Kate * organized in honor of the heroes of the pandemic, is impressive. Ellie Goulding (34), the Scottish singer Tom Walker (29) and “Bleeding Love” singer Leona Lewis (36) will be their star voices in the venerable church where the host Prince William (39) said yes ten years ago sound. The wonderful choir of Westminster Abbey accompanies the atmospheric Christmas carols.

Ein Rentier begrüßt Herzogin Kate und Prinz William vor der Westminster Abbey.

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A reindeer welcomes the hostess, Duchess Kate and Prince William to the reception at Westminster Abbey.

Duchess Kate was also able to look forward to a lot of royal support at her Christmas concert *, which she celebrated in a gorgeous red dress with bows in Christmas red. In addition to Prince William and Kate’s family, consisting of Carole (66) and Mike Middleton (72), sister Pippa Matthews (38) and brother James Middleton (34) with his wife Alizee Thevenet (32). Princess Beatrice * (33) appeared with her husband Eduardo Mapelli Mozzi (38). Princess Eugenie * (31) did the honor without husband Jack Brooksbank (35), he probably stayed with son August (10 months).

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Duchess Kate: The event is almost certain to have a considerable audience

The three mini-Cambridges had also stayed at home, but Prince William * joined in the thanks for the thousands of helpers and gave a reading. Whether he will also provide vocals remains a secret until the royal episode is broadcast on the ITV television station late on Christmas day. He has already sufficiently proven that he can sing in a recent appearance with US singer Taylor Swift (31).

Hand in Hand kommen Prinzessin Beatrice und Ehemann Eduardo Mapelli Mozzi zur Westminster Abbey.

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Princess Beatrice and husband Eduardo Mapelli Mozzi at the entrance to Duchess Kate’s Christmas concert.

What is certain, however, is a high audience rating. In the run-up, there had been tensions between the British broadcaster BBC *, which is typically inclined to royal issues, and the royal family because of the broadcasting rights. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA

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