The traditional Christmas ceremony Together at Christmas, organized by the Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, gained a special moment this year: she shared the piano with her daughter, Princess Charlotte, aged 10, in a surprise duet which delighted the audience. The concert took place on December 5 at Westminster Abbey in London and was broadcast on Christmas Eve on ITV.
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A nice surprise
A few hours before the screening, the official profiles of the Prince and Princess of Wales had already aroused curiosity by broadcasting an enigmatic video. In the footage, the camera pans over the keys of a piano until revealing Kate’s hand, recognized by the iconic sapphire ring, accompanied by another smaller hand, suggesting Charlotte’s participation.
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The caption summed up the affectionate atmosphere:
“A special duo…”
During the program, mother and daughter performed the song Holm Sound, by Scottish composer Erland Cooper, on the piano. The presentation reinforced the intimate tone of the event, whose theme this year was “love in all its forms”.
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In a message broadcast during the concert, Kate highlighted the meaning of Christmas beyond grand gestures.
“Christmas is about a love that blossoms in the simplest, most human forms: a moment of listening, a word of comfort, a friendly conversation, an outstretched hand. These gestures may seem small, but they build the tapestry of life of which we are all a part,” he said.
Complete family
The ceremony also took place in the presence of Prince William and the couple’s two other children, George, 12, and Louis, 7. Other members of the royal family, such as Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh; as well as Zara Tindall and Mike Tindall, were also present. Kate’s parents, Carole and Michael Middleton, as well as her brother, James Middleton, were also present at the celebration.
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Charlotte’s musical talent had already been mentioned by the Princess of Wales. In 2023, Kate revealed that her daughter was learning piano, following in her footsteps. Kate herself first showed off her musical abilities in public in 2021, when she played the piano at the premiere of Together at Christmas.
Created during the pandemic to thank people who supported their communities, the concert has established itself as one of the most symbolic moments in the royal calendar. This year, the mother-daughter duo reinforced the vocation of the event: to celebrate union, affection and the strength of the bonds that cross generations.
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