How the Royal Family Plans to Celebrate Christmas Differently This Year
Hey there! This Christmas, the royal family isn't gathering at Queen Elizabeth's Sandringham estate for their annual holiday celebration. But don’t worry—Prince William and Duchess Kate are stepping up to ensure that the queen's Christmas is extra special, even amid the ongoing pandemic. An insider exclusively shared with Closer Weekly that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are cooking up something big to brighten her day.
While Kate and William won’t be able to visit the queen in person, they’re doing everything possible to lift her spirits and make the occasion unforgettable. “He’s organizing a family Zoom call on Christmas Day,” the source tells Closer. This is going to be a heartwarming moment, connecting the queen with her loved ones from afar.
Who's Joining the Royal Zoom Call?
According to the insider, Prince Charles, Prince Edward, Princess Beatrice, Princess Eugenie, along with their spouses and children, are all set to join in on the fun. And yes, William’s brother, Prince Harry, and his wife, Meghan Markle, will also dial in from across the pond with their little one, Archie. This virtual gathering will surely bring a smile to the queen's face, despite the distance.
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It sounds like William and Kate, both 38, are planning a delightful day filled with activities, including charades and festive games. Their kids, Prince George, 7, Princess Charlotte, 5, and Prince Louis, 2, are excited to tell the queen about their presents and sing 'Merry Christmas' while wearing their Santa hats. This will be a charming and joyful moment for everyone involved.
Prepping for the Virtual Celebration
Before the big day, the royal mom is busy preparing the queen’s gifts to be sent by Christmas Day. “Kate is baking cute cookies for the queen, and George, Charlotte, and Louis are doing the decorating,” the source shares. The kids have already painted handmade Christmas cards and written heartfelt notes inside, adding a personal touch to their gifts.
And here’s the kicker—Kate is making her gift as personal as possible. “Kate spent days putting together a stunning leather-bound photo album containing pictures of their favorite moments with the queen and the children,” the insider reveals. These moments include never-before-seen images from previous Christmases, Easters, birthdays, and christenings. She plans to have it delivered to Windsor Castle on Christmas Day, making this a truly memorable present for the queen.
