Princess Kate's Christmas announcement has given a key indication of the Princess of Wales's health, a royal commentator has claimed. The Princess of Wales's annual carol service at Westminster Abbey will go ahead this year,

Princess Kate is set to make her most prominent return to royal life as host of the annual Christmas carol service at London's Westminster Abbey.

A total of 1,600 people will be present at the "Together At Christmas” service. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Princess Kate and Prince William will not stop helping others despite experiencing a brutal year, according to a source close to the couple. The Prince of Wales recently made a heartbreaking admission on the final day of his trip to South Africa last week.

The princess has begun to return to some public duties since finishing chemotherapy in September.

Princess Kate is already getting into the holiday spirit. Shortly after Kensington Palace announced today that Kate’s highly-anticipated “Together at Christmas” carol service is scheduled to take place on December 6,

The Princess of Wales will host her annual Christmas carol concert this year, with the service reflecting on "how much we need each other, especially in the most difficult times of our lives". Kate is recovering from cancer after what the Prince of Wales described as a "brutal" year.

The Princess of Wales has shared a behind-the-scenes glimpse of her upcoming Christmas carol concert. Kate, who is recovering from cancer, is going ahead with her televised festive event at Westminster Abbey on 6 December,