Kate Middleton reached out to Lady Gabriella Windsor after her husband’s tragic passing, inviting her to help plan the annual Christmas carol concert. Lady Gabriella contributed by selecting musical performances and felt honored by Middleton’s gesture. The event aimed to celebrate individuals who support those in need and featured various artists and community members.
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