The Queen Consort will be co-hosting this year’s grand Christmas celebration at Sandringham with husband King Charles, and she is set to invite her children Laura Lopes and Tom Parker Bowles.
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The Royal Family To Celebrate Grand Family Christmas Without Harry and Meghan Markle This will be the first Christmas that the Royal Family will celebrate following the Queen’s death in September. It will also be the first big family gathering after 2021 and 2020 Christmas get-togethers were scaled back due to Covid fears.
It will be the usual: the members of the Royal Family will attend church at St. Mary Magdalene on Sunday and greet the crowds of fans who usually gather to greet them on Christmas Morn.
However, there’ll be a slight change this year as 4-year-old Prince Louis, aka Boss Baby, will be joining his family, for the first time, on the Royal Family’s traditional Christmas Day walk to church
Camilla intends to invite her children over for the big family gathering. Her grandchildren will also be a part of the grand celebrations.
According to a source speaking to The Sun, “Camilla is keen her family are at the heart of Christmas, particularly as Charles won’t have his youngest son there.”
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There will be a large and happy feast after church, and the children can get to bond playing on the vast land that surrounds Sandringham Estate.
Apart from Camilla inviting her kids over for the first time, another big change this year is that King Charles will deliver the Christmas message for the first time. This will make him the first male monarch to broadcast his Christmas message.
Some 70 people are expected to join the King for lunch on Christmas Day.
Harry and Meghan will be missing from the friendly event though, as they are set to have a nice cozy Christmas in California as a family of four.
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