Kate Middleton: Present for Southport families after knife attack

On July 29, the town of Southport in England was plunged into horror. A Taylor Swift-themed dance and yoga class, where many children were present, was the target of a knife attack.

Three children were killed and ten other people were injured, including eight children. Faced with this tragedy, Kate Middleton made a gesture in favor of the families and survivors. Kensington Palace confirmed on Monday that the Princess of Wales had invited everyone on December 6 to the Christmas carol event at Westminster Abbey.

The theme for the event is ” Together at Christmas” : ” This year, Her Royal Highness wanted to celebrate the many people who support those in need – people who have inspired, counseled, comforted, and most importantly shown that love is the greatest gift we can receive. The theme is inspired by the Christmas story, which encourages us to consider the experiences of others and the important human need to give and receive empathy,” the royal palace said.

The event will be filmed and broadcast by ITV1 and ITVx on Christmas Eve, December 24, according to PEOPLE.

Kate Middleton has invited around 1,600 guests from across the UK who have worked for their communities and helped those in need. ” This year’s service provides a moment to reflect on the importance of love and empathy, and how much we need each other, especially at the most difficult times in our lives. The service will shine a spotlight on people from across the UK who have shown love, kindness, and empathy to others in their communities, ” the statement continued.

The Princess of Wales announced that she had cancer last March. Just one month after King Charles III ‘s announcement. Very discreetly, Kate Middleton followed a chemotherapy protocol.

On September 9, Kate Middleton announced on social networks that she had finished chemotherapy. Since then, Prince William’s wife has been slowly recovering from these treatments and is returning to her princely obligations. In October, Kate and William visited the families, the dance teacher, and the emergency services who had intervened during the knife attack.