In a heartwarming revelation today, the Princess of Wales, Katherine, proved once again that she’s the queen of warmth and affection during a sweet moment at her annual Christmas Carol service.

In this video, we’ll be sharing a beautiful update about the friendship blossoming between Duchess Sophie and Princess Catherine and their recent gesture for each other. This is a story that showcases the Royal Family’s dedication to service, especially in times of need.

For the gathering on December 6th, Princess Catherine was captured sharing a kiss with Sophie as she warmly greeted her inside Westminster Abbey, where the princess hosted the festive get-together. The royal bash, which was attended by senior royals and a mix of community heroes and charity representatives, featured an evening of music, reflection, and holiday cheer.

While the princess, resplendent in a festive red longline coat by Sarah Burton from Alexander McQueen, greeted her best royal pal warmly, leaning in for a kiss on the cheek, Sophie, dressed elegantly in a long dress adorned with a stunning purple paisley pattern and a white blazer jacket, beamed as the two shared a sweet moment.

This year’s Christmas Carol service at Westminster Abbey was very much a family affair, with senior royals and other family members taking their seats to enjoy the festive occasion. One notable absence was Prince Andrew. For those unaware, the Duke was not missing due to scheduling conflicts or illness; he simply was not invited.

Despite King Andrew’s apparent attempt to mend fences with his younger brother by inviting him to Sandringham for Christmas, the Prince and Princess of Wales were less accommodating.

Sophie’s compassionate actions towards Catherine during this challenging time have not only strengthened the bond between them but also touched the hearts of many across the globe. The Duchess of Edinburgh has been a pillar of support for Catherine, reportedly spending time with her behind the scenes and offering both emotional and practical help.

The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, who have been invited to Norfolk Sandringham, are satisfied with Andrew’s latest decision to pull himself out of the royal family’s Christmas this year. An inside source has revealed that Edward and Sophie were unhappy with the arrangement to share the cottage with the Duke of York at the royal estate after knowing Andrew’s ex Sarah Ferguson encouraged and cajoled him to stay away from the annual royal gathering. The couple reportedly was relieved. According to an informant, the Edinburghs considered Wood Farm to be an upgrade from their holiday home this year, but they were less than thrilled at the thought of spending their Christmas cheek by jowl with the Yorks.

Clearly, the princess and duchess have reportedly grown closer in recent years, with Sophie emerging as a steadfast confidant for Catherine. The two women are often seen laughing and chatting at public events, and their shared commitment to royal duties has further strengthened their bond.

Author Ingrid Stewart recently told that they have a sisterly bond and Sophie is like the older sister that Catherine never had. They’re both incredibly kind girls and have a caring side to them. They’re both protective of their children. Sophie has had a young family, so she knows what it’s like trying to protect them while being in the royal world.

Sophie also has experience of a life-threatening illness. She nearly died when her daughter Louise was born. She’d been there in the background as part of a private support network, as Catherine continues to navigate her health challenges. The support from family members like Sophie ensures she does not face this journey alone. It also serves as a reminder of the essential role of support networks for anyone battling illness.

Just days before the royal family had to head to Norfolk to celebrate Christmas, Sophie’s daughter, Lady Louise Windsor, made a surprise appearance over the weekend. The eldest child of the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh attended the London International Horse Show in London for a poignant festive outing with her mom.

It comes just days after the royal family enjoyed a pre-Christmas lunch at Buckingham Palace. Lady Louise did not attend the festive event, and it is unknown whether she will join the rest of the royals in Sandringham on Wednesday for the traditional walk to church on Sunday morning.