Kate and William 'ban BBC from showing Christmas carol concert' over royal documentary

The BBC have reportedly delayed the release of a planned podcast about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle after the accompanying TV documentary received over 900 complaints. The controversial programme, titled The Princes and the Press, debuted to a whopping amount of criticism.

Kate Middleton has set another huge spike for internet searches flying this week after her appearance at a carol concert on Wednesday evening.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge made a special appearance at Westminster Abbey in London to hold a carol concert that will be aired on BBC on Christmas Eve, paying tribute to those who have been impacted throughout the pandemic.

The stars were out in force for this year’s Mirror’s People’s Pet Awards bash and among them was a link to royalty. The Duchess of Cambridge’s brother James Middleton stopped on the red carpet for a chat with OK! at the awards do at London’s Grosvenor House.

Kate Middleton appeared to make a heartfelt tribute to the Queen during her latest appearance.The Duchess of Cambridge, 39, was the picture of festivities as she donned a red coat dress by designer Catherine Walker for the Together at Christmas carol service on Wednesday. Organised with her husband Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, also 39, the royal couple delivered a truly festive evening as they hosted the event, which was attended by various invitees and celebrities.

Kate Middleton and husband Prince William looked picture of happiness as they shared loving looks at the Together at Christmas this week. While there was speculation as to whether their three children - Prince George, eight, Charlotte, six and Louis, three - would be in attendance, the couple headed out to the festive concert alone.

The Royal Family are the last people you’d imagine having tattoos, but Prince William reportedly came pretty close. According to a sailor from HMS Iron Duke - on which the Prince undertook an attachment with the Royal Navy in the Caribbean - William wanted to get a big tattoo like David Beckham’s on his back, but Kate Middleton was having none of it.

Prince William and Kate Middleton, along with several of their family members, made a festive appearance at the «Together at Christmas» community carol service in London on Wednesday. The Duchess of Cambridge looked stunning in a long-sleeve, cherry red dress with matching velvet heels and purse.

Kate Middleton donned the perfect festive ensemble as she arrived to host her first Christmas carol concert on Wednesday.

Warm holiday wishes? Prince Harry felt slighted by Queen Elizabeth II and the rest of his family during the 2019 Christmas broadcast after his photo was removed from the table while filming, royal author Christopher Andersen exclusively told Us Weekly.

Prince William has reportedly been left "frustrated" that the BBC is cooperating with Netflix to "commercialise" Martin Bashir's Panorama interview with Princess Diana.The broadcasting giant confirmed to The Telegraph that they allowed the show to film scenes portraying events that followed the infamous interview outside their New Broadcasting House in London.The show is set to see actor Richard Cordery, 71, who is portraying Marmaduke Hussey – who was chairman of the BBC's board of governors at

Looks like the BBC is getting coal this Christmas. On Tuesday, Kensington Palace confirmed that Kate Middleton will host a holiday carol concert at Westminster Abbey to honor the heroes of the pandemic.

Kate Middleton will host a Christmas carol service at Westminster Abbey next month.

A new book is making some shocking claims about how Prince Harry’s relationship with Meghan Markle led to friction with other members of the royal family, particularly his brother, Prince William.

Prince William and Kate Middleton have boycotted the BBC over its damaging claims in a new royal documentary. The Cambridges have banned the network from airing their special Christmas Carol concert after the programme The Princes and The Press made ‘overblown and unfounded claims’ about William and Harry.