December 15 was an eventful day for the royal family of Britain. It started with the explosive and controversial revelations of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in their Netflix docuseries. However, the members of the royal household ended the day on a pleasant note as they attended the Christmas carol hosted by Kate Middleton. It was the second concert by the Princess of Wales at Westminster Abbey in London. 

All the senior royal members were in attendance for the grand event. Middleton was the first one to arrive, followed by Prince William and their two children, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. Notably, their last born, Prince Louis, gave his mother’s carol a miss. King Charles III and Queen Consort looked extremely happy as they posed for the shutterbugs with Wales. Meanwhile, it is believed that the concert acted as a medium to send a powerful message to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle blamed Prince William and Kate Middleton for their suffering

Prince Harry did not spare his brother Prince William and sister-in-law Kate Middleton in the final three episodes of the Netflix docuseries. He held his elder brother responsible for his exit from the royal family. Meanwhile, the Duke of Sussex hinted at the potential involvement of the heir to the throne in the mudslinging of Meghan Markle in the UK media. Following the serious allegations by the Sussex royals on Prince William and Kate Middleton, King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla sent a message of unity to the world and their California-based son. 

With the event, the monarch has made it clear that he is standing with his elder son in this war between the Sussexes and Wales. The royal family looked cheerful and happy during the carol in order to not give any attention to the bombshell Netflix docuseries. Buckingham Palace has also refused to react or provide any kind of reaction to the claims made by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. 

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