Princess Kate has teased her exciting Christmas carol concert with new behind-the-scenes pictures.
The Princess of Wales’s Together At Christmas carol concert took place on December 8 at Westminster Abbey, and Kate has now released three behind-the-scenes pictures from the event.
The pictures were taken during the filming of a behind-the-scenes VT which featured Princess Kate.
The VT, which was filmed last month in London, shared the story of three individuals and how they have helped shape the lives of young people.
Kate teases exciting carol concert with this picture showing football coach Russell Gray
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The princess, 41, made a cameo in the VT as part of a surprise Christmas Tea Party to celebrate the three individuals’ contributions to helping young children.
Kate wore a red Miu Miu cotton-trimmed cashmere-jacquard cardigan for the VT, which unfortunately is no longer in stock.
However, it previously retailed for a whopping £1,350.
Its description reads: “This MIU MIU knit cardigan is made from cashmere with a diamond pattern and is jacquard-woven with black and white roses.
Princess Kate pictured alongside Brenda Ford
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“The button-up front features pearl bobbles, and it also has a detachable contrast cotton collar and exposed cuffs.”
In one picture, Kate can be seen alongside Brenda Ford, a retired mental health nurse from Sussex.
In another photograph, the princess posed with Ray Travasso, a music therapist from the East Anglia Children’s Hospice (Each).
Each offered support to the family of a young 10-year-old boy, Henry, who was diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy at 18 months old.
Princess Kate alongside music therapist Ray Travasso
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Kate wore this designer cardigan from Miu Miu during the VT
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The final picture showed Russell Gray alongside the Princess of Wales.
Gray is a football coach from Manchester, who spoke about building confidence in young children.
This year’s annual carol concert, which will air on TV tomorrow, focused on the vital importance of early childhood.
Kate wished to thank those who support the very youngest members of our society as part of her Shaping Us campaign.
