The Princess of Wales took part in the latest promo for her Christmas carol concert.
The Princess of Wales made a surprise TV appearance on Wednesday as she spoke in an ITV advert ahead of her Christmas Carol concert which will broadcast on Christmas Eve.
Princess Kate voiced a promo clip for her Together at Christmas carol service, which was released yesterday evening.
Kate was heard saying: “Join me this Christmas Eve, for a special Carol Service to celebrate all those who have shown love, empathy and kindness in their communities this year.”
The festive service was filmed last Friday, December 6, with the future Queen being joined by 26 members of the Royal Family at Westminster Abbey as she made her grand return to the key calendar fixture after completing her cancer treatment.
In the video, clips show segments of the glittering night, the Abbey’s festive decorations, the performers of the night, as well as Kate with her family during the event.
It was the first time the Waleses appeared together since Trooping the Colour in June.
Last Friday, Kate welcomed 1,600 guests who have supported others, whether friends or family, helped individuals through their work or volunteered at her annual carol concert.
It was the fourth time the princess has held her event in celebration of the positive qualities found in many and to bring festive cheer to the capital and associated events around the country.
Kate spoke about how she “didn’t know” what this year would bring during her last Christmas carol concert.
Princess Kate was joined by her family (Image: Getty)
While speaking to Paloma Faith, one of the performers of the night, the future Queen was heard on broadcast footage saying: “I didn’t know this year was going to be the year I’ve just had.”
When Faith replied “the unplanned”, the princess said: “The unplanned, exactly. But I think lots of people this year have had such challenging times.”
Royal Carols: Together at Christmas will be broadcast on ITV and ITVX at 7.45pm this Christmas Eve.
