“Kate, we love you!”  Royal fans roar for Welsh outside Westminster Abbey |  Royal |  News

“Kate, we love you!” Royal fans roar for Welsh outside Westminster Abbey | Royal | News

About 200 people braved the cold outside Westminster Abbey for the arrival of the and for a Christmas Carol concert hosted by the princess. William and Kate arrived at the entrance to the abbey which was decorated with Christmas trees and snow. As the Welsh got out of their car, a huge shout went up from the adoring crowd.

They were quickly followed by King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla who waved to the crowds lined the street outside the abbey.

Brazilian Ella Santis, 32, from London, waited hours for the royal family to arrive.

She shouted: “Prince William we love you. Kate, we love you. We support you. We love this family so much.”

Shouts of “We support you even more” rang out as the family walked the short distance to the abbey doors as the lights of a crowd of photographers flashed.

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He said, “It was terrifying to have my brother yell and yell at me and my dad saying things that just weren’t true, and my grandmother sitting there quietly taking it all in.”

Prince Harry claimed he was given limited options to move on from his wife and young son.

They reportedly ranged from “all in, no change” to “all out”.

He said he chose the third option, “half in, half out”, but condemned the Royal Family’s goal in the discussions.

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The Royal Carol service arrived today as Buckingham and Kensington Palace remain tight-lipped about allegations in the show’s latest episodes.

Instead of commenting on the series, Kensington Palace said the couple would show the “joy” of “human connection” in their looks today.

A spokesperson said: “The carol service will celebrate and showcase the joy that human connection can bring: forging friendships and strengthening communities, creating legacies of humility and kindness, while providing relief and comfort in times of difficulty or loss.

“The service combines both traditional and modern elements and reaches people of all religions and not.”