"Christmas is a time that reminds us how deeply our lives are woven together," she reflected. "At a time when life can sometimes feel fragmented or uncertain, the Christmas season invites us to remember the power of reaching out to one another with generosity of heart, understanding and hope. This carol service offers a moment of collective togetherness, a chance to celebrate the spirit of community and service and to honor the visible and invisible bonds that unite us all."
Kate—who shared in January she's in remission from cancer—went on to express her gratitude for those that have shown care and compassion for others this year.
"As the year draws to a close, I hope this season brings you moments of peace and clarity and that you too feel surrounded by the same love and care that you offer so freely," she added. "Thank you for the warmth you have given and the kindness you have shown and the quiet, constant light you bring to others. Wishing you a very happy Christmas."
As for Charlotte, while she didn't speak in the clip, she laughed alongside her mom while playing piano in a grand, lit hallway decorated with a Christmas tree on display.
However, the musical instrument isn't her only hidden talent. She's also reportedly taken after Queen Elizabeth II with the ability to impersonate celebrity voices, further showing her inclination for the performing arts.
"I'm told Charlotte has also inherited from the late Queen a brilliant ability to mimic prominent figures," royal author Phil Dampier told Hello! last year. "That should come in handy at Christmas when the royals gather in the evening at Sandringham to play charades."
And among Charlotte's favorite singers is Taylor Swift, who she got to see perform live at the Eras Tour in London alongside William and George last year.
Charlotte even crafted a friendship bracelet reading "Papa" for the Prince of Wales.
"Well, this is a relic, if you like, from a Taylor Swift concert that my daughter decided that she wanted to create a bracelet for," William shared at the Earthshot Prize Awards ceremony in November 2024, per People. "She gave it to me when I came away."
He added that he was keeping her close on his trip to South Africa: "So I promised that I'd wear it and try not to lose while I was out here."
Of course, the royal family isn't alone in spreading Christmas cheer this season. Read on to see how other stars are getting in the festive spirit.
The couple went in cognito with face masks while checking out a Christmas lights display. Selena captioned the Dec. 23 pics, "Visiting a wonderland."
Justin Bieber shared a sweet photo Dec. 24 of his and Hailey Bieber's son Jack Blues Bieber, 16 months, dressed in a red sweater and a Santa hat for Christmas Eve.
The cookbook author's Christmas plans went awry when she broke her veneer while using her teeth to open a pack of candy canes.
"This is what moms do for their kids so that you can think you grew a candy cane," she shared on Instagram. “I tried to create magic. Now I have no tooth and tomorrow’s the winter sing.”
The cookbook author showed off her family's unique menorah for the fourth night of Hanukkah, sending a shoutout to those who have "chosen to light a menorah along with us this year."
The Kardashians star shared his very tall menorah to Instagram Stories as he celebrated the fourth night of the Hanukkah.
The Big Bang Theory alum shared that she and her family chose to go big on the first night of Hanukkah with a slew of menorahs, writing in the caption, "We lit them all."
The Disney Channel alum shared a video of herself decorating the tree with husband Benny Blanco, writing, "our first Christmas as a married couple."
The Dancing With the Stars pros shared a glimpse into their home on the first night of Hanukkah, while also sharing a tribute to those who died during a shooting at a Hanukkah celebration in Sydney on Dec. 14, writing, "My heart is heavy today due to the senseless tragedy that occurred today in Sydney."
The Catfish host and his family, including wife Laura Perlongo and kids Cleo, Beau and Cy, posed with their menorah on the second night of Hanukkah on Dec. 15, adding in the caption, "In the glow of the menorah, we’re reminded that love grows when we stand together. For our family—and for all families."
The former Second Gentleman and former Vice President celebrated the first night of Hanukkah, reflecting on how the candles are "a reminder of resilience, hope, and the power of bringing light into the darkness."
The Nobody Wants This creator gave fans a peek into her family’s Hanukkah celebration alongside her husband.
The Will & Grace alum penned a heartfelt message on the first night of Hanukkah, sharing a photo of her menorah and writing, "May the memory of all those murdered in Bondi Beach Australia at a Hanukkah family celebration, and at Brown University—be a blessing."
"The light will always cut through the darkness," she added. "Be the light."
The "A Thousand Miles" singer kept it simple for the first night of Hanukkah Dec. 14, posting a photo of her lit menorah with the light reflecting in a mirror.
The singer's children Maxwell "Maxi" Drew, Ace Knute and Birdie Mae kicked off the holidays with a rare family photo Dec. 4.
"Christmas time is here!" Jessica wrote on Instagram. "What the month of December brings to my kiddos has always been about the genuine feelings of love, excitement, hope, happiness, grace and pure JOY! Wishin’ you and yours all the many blessings this month has to offer y’all’s hearts."