Royal Family News: Queen Elizabeth’s Christmas Dinner Is Limited To Three Households This Year

British royal family news divulges that with the UK’s new holiday lockdown rules, someone is sure to be left out at Queen Elizabeth’s table. It will take a bit of diplomacy this year when the invites are carefully considered and sent out. Who gets to dine with Her Majesty and who is left to their own devices?

Is it possible that Prince William and Kate Middleton could go without an invitation to the family Christmas dinner table? Would she really snub the heir to the throne, her second in line of succession?

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Royal Family News: Her Majesty Must Pick And Choose As She Arranges Plans For A Three-House Bubble

As we speak the Royal Household is said to be investigating as to whether or not the Cambridges, with their three young children, are a health risk to Queen Elizabeth who is 94, and her husband Philip Duke of Edinburgh who turns 100 next year according to the Daily Telegraph. Due to their age, both are in a high- risk group for contracting COVID.

They noted that the risky addition of young children with their exposure to many others at school would need to be factored in.

There Are Special Rules This Year For Holiday Gatherings In The UK

Under the 2020 rules for Christmas break, which is considered to be December 23 to 27, three households can form one bubble that does not mix with other bubbles.

As befits her leadership position, the Queen will abide by the government’s coronavirus rules for her annual gathering which will take place at Sandringham or Windsor.

If they are not invited, the Cambridge’s may choose to spend Christmas with Carole and Michael Middleton, and Kate’s siblings, Pippa and James. Their choice of locations are thought to include Bucklebury, Berkshire, or Anmer Hall, in Norfolk.

Three Households May Get Together This Year To Form One Bubble

What will Charles and Camilla do? The Duchess of Cornwall has two children and five grandchildren, so she may want to include them in her own bubble.

As to Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson, the exes are already live together at Royal Lodge, Windsor which means it would be convenient for their kids and spouses, Princess Beatrice and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, and Princess Eugenie and her husband Jack Brooksbank to form a bubble.

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One thing that is certain, the Queen and Prince Philip’s youngest child, Prince Edward, his wife Sophie, Countess of Wessex, and their two children have already been asked to join them in her bubble. That means there is one spot left—who will be the winner of the golden ticket?

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