.:-:. William and Kate WILL spend Christmas Day with Harry and Meghan under the Queen's watchful eye at Sandringham .:-:.
Prince Harry and Meghan and Prince William and Kate will be spending
Christmas day together at Sandringham, Kensington Palace has confirmed.
Despite
rumours of a rift between the couples, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex
will be joined by Prince William and Kate to celebrate the festive day
with the Queen in Norfolk.
The news comes amid reports of a significant falling out between Kate and Meghan and a growing strain between the two couples.
Kensington Palace today confirmed the
couples would be spending the day at the royal estate but could not
confirm where they would spend the remainder of the festive period.
Last
month rumours began to surface of a growing tension between Kate and
Meghan after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced they were moving
out of Kensington Palace to live in a cottage in Windsor.
There were also reports of a falling out between Meghan and Kate during Princess Charlotte’s bridesmaid dress fitting before the royal wedding earlier this year.
It had previously been
claimed that Prince William and Kate, both 36, would spend Christmas day
with the Middleton family in Berkshire as they did in 2016 while Prince
Harry, 34, and Meghan, 37, would spend it with the Queen.
However
in spite of the reported rift and rumours of the couples going their
separate ways, Christmas at Sandringham this year will mark a show of
solidarity between the royals.
Christmas day at Sandringham House is a highly traditional affair with Royal biographer Christopher Wilson calling it an 'ordeal'.
The family traditionally follow the German tradition of Heiligabend Bescherung, where they open their presents on Christmas eve.
On
Christmas day, the women of the house opt for a light breakfast of
sliced fruit while the male royals head downstairs for a hearty English
breakfast.
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