Kate and Meghan put on a united front at Christmas Day Church Service in Sandringham

Royal Family attends traditional Christmas church service at Sandringham

The Royal Family arrived for the Christmas Day Church Service in Sandringham along with the Queen, and made their way to St Mary Magdalene Church in Norfolk. Prince William and Prince Harry joined their wives for the service and the four put on a united front despite rumours of a rift caused among them by Meghan Markle.

The Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton and the Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle were all smiles as they greeted adoring crowds and kept the conversation going comfortably, shunning the talk of mounting tensions between the couple. The 'Fab Four' were also said to be not spending Christmas together, but that was earlier confirmed as false, and the two princes and their wives spent Christmas with the family as per tradition.

Kate was a beaming vision, regal and elegant, clad in a snug red Catherine Walker overcoat styled with a matching head band, gloves and pumps along with a brooch, showing off her slim physique, while Meghan, who is pregnant with her first child, chose a black overcoat with matching accessories including boots. The Duchess of Sussex, who is due in Spring, showed off her growing baby bump, and both the duchesses made a style statement of their own in their sophisticated chic ensembles.