Last week, the royal family gathered at Westminster Abbey to attend Kate Middleton's annual Christmas carol concert, but one member of the monarchy who was missing from the pews was Prince Andrew. And according to a royal columnist at The Daily Mail ...

Prince William has shared a sweet Christmas tradition that he enjoys with his wife, Princess Kate, and their three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis

Prince William and other members of the royal family joined the Princess of Wales at the annual concert, but King Charles stayed home.

On Dec. 6, Kate Middleton hosted her annual Christmas carol concert, but one member of the Royal Family reportedly wasn't invited. Princess Kate allegedly refused to invite Prince Andrew to the festive event, even if he attended discreetly, according to the Daily Mail.

Prince William and Kate Middleton inspired hope for the monarchy after a regal appearance at her 'Together at Christmas' concert.

Kate, 42, arrived at London’s Westminster Abbey on Friday, December 6, solo, dressed in a chic red peacoat that had been adorned with a black velvet bow. Kate completed her look with pearl drop earrings and wore her brown hair down in loose waves.

After a year spent mostly out of the public eye due to a cancer diagnosis, Kate, the Princess of Wales, returned to the spotlight Friday to host her annual Christmas carol service. Kate was joined by her husband Prince William and their three children Princes George and Louis and Princess Charlotte for the service, held at Westminster Abbey.

Catherine, Princess of Wales, 42, allegedly thought it was wise not to try and tuck "rotund" Prince Andrew, 64, from the view of cameras at her "Together at Christmas" service. Columnist Ephraim Hardcastle dished,