Kate Middleton set to make massive change to centuries-old royal Christmas rule
Kate Middleton, who’s at the moment within the midst of planning her upcoming Christmas Carol live performance, is planning to proceed with a serious change in her festive vacation plans.
The Princess of Wales has reportedly been delay by a centuries-old custom and is now planning to fully finish that customized for this 12 months.
The royal household gathers on the Sandringham Fortress yearly to mark the big day. Nevertheless, this time round, for Christmas eve, Kate in planning to place her personal spin on issues.
The “weird” custom that Kate hopes to eliminate sooner or later is the exchanging of presents on Christmas Eve. The follow dates again to Queen Victoria, who reigned from 1837 till 1901, and cherished exchanging presents.
“Kate has always found the presents on Christmas Eve thing weird,” a good friend of Prince William and his spouse advised The Day by day Beast. “It is definitely going to be got rid of when they are officially running things.”
They continued, “I imagine it will continue this year at Sandringham in some shape or form but everything is going to be much more relaxed and have a middle-class flavour at Anmer Hall.”
The pal added that William and Kate might be doing “proper presents for each other and the kids there on Christmas Day” reasonably than on the eve.
In the meantime, Kate is sending invitations to the Christmas carol live performance at Westminster Abbey which is ready to happen on December sixth.