Princess of Wales Welcomes Survivors of Southport Tragedy to Carol Service
Catherine, the Princess of Wales, has sent personal invitations to her annual Together at Christmas Carol Service, bringing joy to royal fans and offering comfort to special guests.
According to The Sun, Catherine extended invites to child survivors of the Southport stabbing attack, ensuring they feel embraced by the royal family during the holiday season. An insider revealed, “The Royal family have been a tremendous support to the families. The King met the survivors, and Kate privately met with them last month alongside Prince William.”
The Princess’s gesture follows her visit to Southport after completing her chemotherapy, where she connected deeply with the affected community. “Now she has personally ensured everyone is invited to her concert, which, this year, will mean more to her than ever before,” the source added.
A Palace spokesperson emphasised the emotional tone of this year’s event, stating it offers “a moment to reflect upon the importance of love and empathy, and how much we need each other, especially in the most difficult times of our lives.”
Earlier this week, Catherine shared a behind-the-scenes video on the Prince and Princess of Wales’s social media accounts, showcasing the creation of the concert invitations. She announced, “The invitations are fresh off the press for this year’s Together at Christmas Carol Service, which will return to Westminster Abbey on Friday 6 December.”
The heartfelt invitations come amid reports of Harry’s potential return to the UK, adding a layer of anticipation to the royal family’s holiday season.
