Princess Kate will celebrate Christmas quietly with loved ones while recovering

Princess Kate is set to enjoy a quieter Christmas this year, with plans to spend the holiday with her “close family”, rather than hosting a large crowd, according to royal expert Jennie Bond.

In light of this difficult year, Bond suggests the focus will be on supporting the King and Princess of Wales during this special time.

“After the year they’ve had, it will mean a lot to the King and Queen to have as many of their family as possible join them for Christmas,” Bond remarked.

With the growing number of younger royals, this year’s celebration is expected to be more child-focused, with the next generation of royals playing an increasingly central role.

Royal expert Jennie Bond said the holiday would be “more child-focused”, reflecting the true spirit of Christmas.

“As the number of young people increases, celebrations become more and more child-centered, exactly what Christmas should be,” she said. ALL RIGHT!

The entire family should unite around the King and Princess Catherine, helping them close the chapter on a difficult year and pave the way for a better future.

While some family members will be staying at various properties on the Sandringham Estate, Catherine’s parents are likely to stay at Anmer Hall.

However, Bond speculated that the Princess of Wales might host just her immediate family rather than a large gathering this year, given her recent health problems.

Meanwhile, the Yorks are expected to stay at Wood Farm. Despite the small gathering, the royal family will maintain their beloved Christmas Eve traditions.

The Queen’s grandchildren and great-grandchildren will continue the time-honored custom of decorating the 20-foot Christmas tree in the White Drawing Room.

In keeping with German tradition, gifts will be exchanged on Christmas Eve at teatime, with the presents arranged on a white linen-covered trestle table in the Red Room.