King Charles might be switching a royal Christmas tradition! All about the report for the traditional Christmas lunch and if Prince Andrew will be there.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex released their new Christmas card yesterday, with one photo signalling a major change for the couple.

Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson declined royal invitation for Christmas celebrations at church and Sandringham House after alleged Chinese spy controversy.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle used to be in the thick of royal celebrations. But since 2018, they've been missing from the annual Christmas gathering.

A royal expert says this might be the reason behind the supersized guest list for this year's Sandringham celebration.

King Charles III loves the royal family’s Christmas traditions — especially this one aspect of the holiday season. “They love doing gag gift exchanges and a Sandringham walkabout,” a source tells Us Weekly exclusively. “They don’t do anything extravagant for gifts and do more funny gifts that make each other laugh.”

From surprise ballet dancers to super-telling body language, Kate Middleton’s annual holiday concert, titled “Together at Christmas,” turned out even better than expected. And now, Queen Camilla is taking a page out of Princess Catherine’s hosting handbook.

Like most families, the British royals have many Christmas traditions, with some more formal than others. Every year, the Windsors make their annual trip to the Sandringham Estate, where they celebrate the holiday together,

King Charles is set to host the annual pre-Christmas lunch at Buckingham Palace, marking a shift from Windsor Castle. The event will see the attendance of key royal family members, with Prince Andrew's discreet participation amidst recent controversies.

And according to People, King Charles is reportedly adding a new holiday tradition with ties to late Queen Elizabeth to accommodate the crowd. The royals will continue some long-standing Christmas customs,

The Prince and Princess of Wales's attendance at King Charles's annual pre-Christmas lunch hangs in the balance as the monarch has moved the traditional gathering to Buckingham Palace, according to new claims.