Kate Middleton shared some exciting news just a week after hosting the much-anticipated Christmas Carol service.

The Princess of Wales, who has been expressing her gratitude over how the service and its theme surrounding empathy has inspired more such celebrations, unveiled the opportunity to revisit the memorable concert.

In late hours of Wednesday night, Kate shared the official advert for the carol service for which she also did the voiceover.

“Together at Christmas – a chance to celebrate all those who have shown love, empathy and kindness in their communities this year,” the caption alongside the video read. “Watch Royal Carols: Together At Christmas on Christmas Eve at 7:30pm on @itv and @itvxofficial.”

Kate was heard saying over the video, “Join me this Christmas Eve, for a special Carol Service to celebrate all those who have shown love, empathy and kindness in their communities this year.”

During the event, Kate was joined by Prince William and their three children – Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6 – alongside other members of the royal family.

The Middleton family, including Kate’s mother Carole, 69, sister Pippa, 41, and her brother James, 37, attended. However, King Charles and Queen Camilla were not present at the Westminster Abbey event.