THE Duchess of Cambridge ties bows on a Christmas tree at Westminster Abbey ahead of a televised carol concert.
Giggling Kate, 39, was in a festive mood as she prepared to host the event, with hubby William among the 1,200-strong audience.
She paid tribute to Covid heroes present, saying: “We owe them a huge debt.”
Airing tomorrow on ITV, it was switched from the BBC after a programme on William, Harry and the press sparked a row.
The service was filmed on December 8, and Kate was seen wowing in a festive Catherine Walker coat with large bow detail, a red dress, and the Queen Mother’s sapphire fringe earrings loaned to her by the Queen.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were greeted by carol-singing school children and reindeers outside Westminster Abbey in London.
In a clip released by ITV on December 17, Kate looked radiant in red as she says: “I am so excited to be hosting Together At Christmas here at Westminster Abbey.”
The short promotional teaser, voiced by actor James McAvoy, shows a host of A-list stars performing for the royal service.
These include Kate Garraway, Tom Walker, Ellie Goulding and Leona Lewis.
