PRINCESS Charlotte and Prince George will each have a Christmas tree in their bedrooms, their grandmother Carole Middleton has revealed as she detailed the Middleton family’s Christmas plans at their £4.7 million mansion in Berkshire.
Kate’s mother Carole Middleton revealed her grandchildren George, five, and Charlotte three, have their own room when they stay with her in Bucklebury - and each with its own Christmas tree.
In her first-ever interview, Mrs Middleton confessed her love for Christmas trees – admitting she has as many in the house as possible for the festive season.
This includes a ‘fashionable’ tree with a clear theme, another filled with baubles from over the years and a tree in each of her grandchildren’s room “so that they can decorate it themselves”.
Speaking to The Telegraph, the 63-year-old described a typical Christmas at the Middleton household: “Generally we go to church in the morning, then a walk, open a few presents (with more in the evening).
“Then champagne and smoked salmon for lunch, and the main Christmas meal in the evening – but with young grandchildren, maybe we’ll move that forward and have it at lunchtime.”
The Christmas meal will feature the option of either a traditional or vegan Christmas dinner, as Mrs Middleton says she’s “recently gone vegan. Or should I say flexitarian”.
Despite reports Kate and William would spend Christmas with the Middleton’s, amid rumours of a ghastly row between the Duchess of Cambridge and Meghan Markle, they will spend Christmas at Sandringham House this year. Read more from EXPRESS.