Royal family will unite for Christmas amid bitter rumours

With rumours of a bitter feud between Kate and Meghan engulfing the royals, the palace has revealed how the pair will spend Christmas Day.

Despite salacious rumours of a bitter royal feud between Meghan and Kate, it seems the Duchesses will spend Christmas Day together.

The Daily Mail reports Harry and Meghan will join William and Kate in festivities with the Queen at Sandringham House, where the Queen is hosting Christmas.

The royals uniting for Christmas celebrations may put an end to the rumours of bitterness between the Meghan and Kate, which have caused much debate of late.

The announcement comes after reports of tension between Meghan and Kate, which lead to reports of the two brothers having a falling out. Kensington Palace even denied the allegations of the royals feuding in a rare statement.

Sandringham House has long been where the Royal family spends Christmas. Picture: Istock

Despite spending Christmas together, The Sun reports Meghan and Harry turned down Will and Kate’s invitation to stay at their Norfolk home in Anmer Hall. Apparently, Meghan and Harry spent last Christmas there prior to the pair tying the knot, enjoying the company of Will and Kate’s children.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are pleased to share a new photograph of their family.

The photograph, taken by Matt Porteous, shows The Duke and Duchess with their three children at Anmer Hall, and features on Their Royal Highnesses’ Christmas card this year. pic.twitter.com/6XqCMlhLi8

— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) December 14, 2018

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are delighted to share a new photograph from their Wedding Reception at Frogmore House on 19th May.

The photograph, which features on Their Royal Highnesses’ Christmas card, was taken by photographer Chris Allerton. pic.twitter.com/PQPUuRwnIj

— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) December 14, 2018

A royal source told The Sun this was surprising as there is “not a huge amount of room at Sandringham”.

“Maybe they just want their own space,”, the source said. “Things are civil between the couples but they don’t spend much time together.”

The rumours of the bitter feud between the royals prompted Kensington Palace to issue a rare statement rebuking the claims. Picture: Chris Jackson / WPA Pool / Getty Images

Prior to this announcement, it was suspected the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge would spend Christmas with the Middletons at Bucklebury Manor in Berkshire.

Sandringham House is located in Norfolk, England and the Daily Mail reported the royal family usually follows a German tradition where presents are opened on Christmas Eve, not Christmas Day. Apparently, while the women will have a light, healthy Christmas breakfast of sliced fruit, the men will enjoy a “hearty English breakfast”.