The Queen Wears as Many as Seven Different Outfits on Christmas Day

Queen Elizabeth addressed viewers in her annual speech on Christmas Day.As was previously noted, the Sussexes were absent from the queen's collection of photos, despite being included in 2018's Christmas broadcast.However, the monarch adorably mentioned her new great-grandchild, baby Archie.The Queen's Christmas Broadcast has aired on TV since 1957, and gives the monarch the chance to address the country, the Commonwealth countries, and people all over the world.In 2019, the queen urged viewers

Caroline Flack's boyfriend Lewis Burton has said he's "gutted" they couldn't spend Christmas Day together.The 40 year old former Love Island host appeared in court last Monday morning after being arrested and charged with assault by beating earlier this month following an incident with her 27 year old beau. After pleading not guilty to the offence, Caroline will appear at Highbury Corner Magistrates Court again on 4 March, and is not allowed to contact Lewis until her next appearance.

Princess Charlotte and Prince George became the centre of attention at yesterday’s royal church service. The young royals are usually kept at home on December 25 as their parents join the Queen and the rest of the royals at Sandringham church, but this year their parents decided the bring them along.The siblings looked adorable in their Sunday best as they held on to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s hands before heading into the church for the services.

Gavin and Stacey fans sat down in their droves to watch the surprise Christmas Day Special yesterday – 10 years after the original series began. And it didn’t disappoint, with the same hilarious British banter leaving viewers laughing out loud and feeling nostalgic.

Princess Charlotte has proven to be a future queen of hearts after a loving display on Christmas morning.The little four year old stole the show as she attended the traditional Christmas Day mass at Sandringham for the first time. Following the church service, which was attended by Prince George, Prince William and Kate Middleton, the royals headed out to meet and greet the waiting public.

Queen Elizabeth II and her close family celebrated Christmas with a morning service at St. Mary Magdalene Church near her rural retreat at Sandringham in eastern England.

The Duchess of Cambridge looked stunning as she wrapped up warm for the annual Christmas day church service in Sandringham. Kate, 37, rocked a chic fur-trimmed grey coat that fell just above ankles.

The Queen will refer to her family's "bumpy" 2019 in her annual Christmas Day speech, it has been revealed.This year has been described as the 93 year old's second "annus horribilis," which is the Latin phrase which was used to describe 1992 after the marriages of three of her children collapsed.