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Every year, the Princess of Wales hosts her annual Christmas carol service, which is usually televised on Christmas Eve.<\/p>\n
Last year, Kate was joined by husband\u00a0Prince William<\/a>\u00a0and their\u00a0children<\/a>\u00a0– Princes George and Louis, and Princess Charlotte.<\/p>\n Though\u00a0King Charles III<\/a>\u00a0and Queen Camilla remained at home – both getting over health woes – countless other members of the institution showed up to the special event. However, spectators noticed that there was one regular attendee who was missing from the guest list.<\/p>\n According to reports, Kate decided it was best not to invite the individual – who was once considered a high-profile member of the\u00a0Royal Family<\/a>.<\/p>\n People were quick to notice that\u00a0Prince Andrew<\/a>\u00a0was missing from the event and,\u00a0according to<\/a>\u00a0royal columnist Ephraim Hardcastle, Kate decided not to invite her uncle-in-law.<\/p>\n