Zara's Christmas Royals: stockings, gifts and Harry's cancellation!

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Sandringham, Großbritannien - Zara Tindall, the niece of King Charles, gave exciting insights into the festive Christmas customs of the Royals. As she reveals to the "Hello" magazine, a formal Christmas dinner is traditionally organized on Christmas Eve, in which the family ceremoniously cleaned up. Gifts are exchanged under the Christmas tree, and it is customary to hang Christmas stockings at the end of the beds to have them filled by "Father Christmas". "We present each other on Christmas Eve," revealed the mother of triple. Zara also confirmed that her late grandparents, Queen Elisabeth II and Prince Philip, also received stockings on the holidays, which underlines the deeply rooted traditions of the Royals, as Die Krone reported.

family celebration without Prince Harry

The Christmas under the direction of King Charles, who has continued this tradition since the death of Elisabeth II, is celebrated in Sandringham this year. While his siblings and their children will be present, Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan are missing who have decided to spend the holidays in California with their children. According to reports, you have not received an invitation to the royal Christmas. Another point of dispute remains the court for security and police protection for Harry and his family when visiting the United Kingdom, which is still not clear.

Meanwhile, King Charles III. The Royal Children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, focus on attention. During the solemn ceremony in Westminster Abbey, the small royals could not always comply with the strict etiquette rules. The five-year-old Prince Louis was particularly noticeable when he yawned demonstratively during the service and caused laughter with his cheeky gestures on the balcony of the Buckingham palace. His big brother George seemed bored at the ceremony, while Charlotte, who was largely disciplined, also had a little slip when she picked up on TV, which was occasionally blamed as a popula, like
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