Portrait of Prince William and Kate Middleton Attending Christmas Concert with Children - Princess Charlotte is said to be more and more like the late Queen Elizabeth

The British Royal Family has a new tradition leading up to Christmas. One of them is attending the TOGETHER AT CHRISTMAS event initiated by Kate Middleton or Princess of Wales since 2021.

Kate Middleton also plays the role of host or presenter of this annual tradition. As reported by PEOPLE Magazine, TOGETHER AT CHRISTMAS is held at Westminster Abbey, the place where Kate and Prince William held their wedding in 2011.

Last Friday, Kate Middleton was accompanied by her husband and their three children to support the three-year-old tradition. Not only that, it is rumored that Kate's parents, Carole and Michael Middleton, along with her sister, Pippa, also attended Kate Middleton's annual event.

Kate Middleton appeared in an all-white winter outfit. According to PEOPLE Magazine, she wore a long white coat with a white top and long pants designed by Holland Cooper. Kate also carried a matching handbag from Strathberry, wore high-heeled shoes, and wore earrings from Van Cleef and Arpels.

When Kate and her family attended, the Wales children immediately caught the attention of the media, especially Princess Charlotte. Netizens commented that they didn't expect Princess Charlotte to have grown up and become even more beautiful, and they believed she inherited her grandmother's face. Now, Princess Charlotte, who is 8 years old, also has a new hairstyle.

Reportedly, Princess Charlotte appeared with longer hair than before. Her long hair was tied back with a burgundy ribbon. This hairstyle is known as Princess Charlotte's signature style, KLovers. In addition, Princess Charlotte also looks more fashionable. She wore a coat in the same color as the Trotters London ribbon.

Before entering the event room, Princess Charlotte walked directly to the red mailbox outside Westminster Abbey with her two brothers and slipped an envelope inside. As reported by PEOPLE Magazine, the envelopes are their own handmade Christmas cards to be given to children facing difficulties this year. It is known that this event is focused on supporting children during their early years of life.

After the service, Prince William and Kate along with their three children followed the priests in procession out of Westminster Abbey. In addition, the five members of the Wales family also held lit candles.