Amid Kate Middleton-Prince William's sensational rumours about married life, Princess of Wales' Christmas decision sparks buzz

Prince William and Kate Middleton are set to make a rare public appearance following sensational rumours about their married life. The couple, who battled nasty cheating and divorce allegations earlier this year, are most likely to make a joint appearance with their three children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Loius, at the Princess of Wales's upcoming Christmas carol service, reports The Mirror.

Kate and William have decided to join the King Charles for Christmas as the royals unite following the family's year-long cancer battle. After a tumultuous year for the monarch and the Princess of Wales, who were diagnosed with the disease within days of each other, the festive celebration will mark the first time the royal family will come together.

Princess of Wales revealed in October, after eight months of chemotherapy, that she had finally completed her treatment. The King was said to have 'toddled' down the hospital corridor to comfort his beloved daughter-in-law as they both recovered from surgeries.


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Prince William and Kate Middleton to put up a united front?

Prince William and Kate Middleton will step up and put up on a united front amidst the persistent rumours about their marriage. The Princess of Wales will also deliver a heartfelt Christmas message about the importance of love, which she describes as "the greatest gift we can receive", The Independent reported.

The message that was posted via the Prince and Princess' official Instagram handle with a caption, "A special letter, reflecting on the importance of love, empathy and how much we need one another in the most difficult times. This will be given to each of the guests at the Together at Christmas Carol Service at Westminster Abbey and the fifteen Community Carol Services across the country, thanking those attending for all they do for others."

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Reports suggest Kate has shot off a letter for the 1,600 Westminster Abbey carol goers, including members of the royal family, telling them “Love is the light that can shine bright, even in our darkest times."

"This Carol Service is a heartfelt celebration of every one of you, and a reminder that at Christmas, and throughout the year, we must all shine for each other. Because in times of joy and sadness, we are all each other’s light,” the message read.

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The rare public appearance of the couple comes at a time when speculation about Prince William and Kate Middleton's relationship has dominated headlines, with rumours of tension reportedly straining the royal couple. Despite multiple denials of a rift in the family, the royal couple has often found themselves in the midst of excessive media scrutiny.

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Prince William prefers taking James Middleton’s dog, Ella, for a walk over participating in the "fiercely competitive" games enjoyed by the Middleton family during downtime, RadarOnline.com has learned. In his book Meet Ella: The Dog Who Saved My Life, James revealed, “Ella gave him a perfect excuse to avoid the fiercely competitive atmosphere of the Middleton household, especially during our favorite fast-paced card game, Racing Demon.”

Moreover, the special guests expected to attend the service include the survivors of the Southport attack on children attending a Taylor Swift dance class.

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Royal sources told The Mirror how the King is 'delighted' to have the Prince and Princess and their three children - Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, nine and Prince Louis, six - confirmed for Christmas and has already been making plans to celebrate with them and his extended family after such a difficult year.