Princess Kate first hosted her Royal Carols: Together at Christmas concert in 2021, even playing piano herself in a tribute to those lost in the COVID-19 pandemic.
The specific date for the live Royal Carols: Together at Christmas concert taping hasn't yet been announced. It is pre-taped, usually in early- to mid-December, and airs on Christmas Eve each year.
What time are the Royal Carols: Together at Christmas ?
Royal Carols: Together at Christmas airs at 7:30 p.m. U.K. time on Christmas Eve (Dec. 24).
What channel is Kate's Christmas concert on?
In the U.K., Princess Catherine's Christmas concert usually airs on ITV1, ITVX and STV. In the United States, you can watch it on Britbox and Amazon's Prime Video with a Britbox subscription add-on.
Where can I watch Princess Kate's Christmas concert?
In the United States, you can watch Royal Carols: Together at Christmas on Britbox or on Amazon's Prime Video with a Britbox add-on subscription. You can watch prior royal Christmas carol services there as well.
How can I watch Kate Middleton's Christmas concert for free?
If you're in the U.S., you can get a free week-long trial of Britbox. If you sign up on or after Christmas Eve (the date the concert airs), you'll be able to watch the 2024 Royal Carols: Together at Christmas concert for free as long as you cancel before the trial period ends. You'll also be able to stream the past concerts from 2023, 2022 and 2021.
Is the Westminster Carol service on TV?
Royal Carols: Together at Christmas will air in ITV stations and stream on Britbox.
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