It is known that the royal family has many Christmas traditions. And as they grew their own family, Princess Kate and Prince William reportedly also began to practice their own traditions.

As the festive season approaches, the report suggests that Kate Middleton plans to host a "rival Christmas party" this year. And according to a new report, previous Christmas is a good sign of how Kate and William will celebrate this year's holiday season.

In addition to attending Princess Kate's Christmas concert on 12/6, the Prince of Wales and Princess of Wales have the potential to entertain their children with festive fun-filled events. We are here to help you. Lapland U.S. held in Ascot in 2022 year 12 monthK.So we enjoyed Day 1, which featured reindeer, toy factory and Magic Forest.

The Royals reportedly kept a low profile at the event, but it was discovered by another attendee. The couple's children (Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis) apparently left the winter event with stuffed animals.

During this time, the source was that hi! The magazine says Kate and William were "spotted picking up a Christmas tree" from a local store near their home in Windsor, Adelaide Cottage, in 2023.

A source told the outlet, "It's no surprise that Prince William and his family chose their tree from Windsor Great Park... The late Queen always procured a Christmas tree for Windsor Castle there, and King Charles did so last year. He adheres to family traditions.

According to the Daily Beast, the princes and princesses of Wales may have spawned an entirely new Christmas tradition in 2024. "William and Kate are expected to hold a 'rival Christmas party' at their home in Anmer Hall, Sandringham Estate, in attendance by Kate's family, including her parents, Mike and Carol," the publication explained. The outlet said that Kate and William's party "will be noteworthy in its studied informal."

The outlet also suggested that some members of the royal family "waited to see how Charles's health would be preserved in the coming months before making plans," according to sources."