Sandringham

"Cancer just really does resonate with so many families," the Princess of Wales told royal fans at Sandringham.

"We've seen William having to be more hands-off with Kate," a body language expert explained.

The Princess of Wales was swarmed by a crowd of people after the Royal Family's Christmas Day church service.

The little royals—and their dad—had the sweetest reaction to receiving Christmas presents from the crowd.

The Princess of Wales arrived at church holding hands with her youngest son, Prince Louis.

The royals matched in festive green outfits and black suede boots.

The definition of no room at the inn.

"This will be a blow for Fergie."

Fingers crossed for 2025.

"Some can stand it, some can’t. Diana couldn’t stand it."

"Occasionally they checked into hotels using the names Mr. and Mrs. Smith."

She said of her first Sandringham experience that “it’s just like a big family like I always wanted.”

Not great.

“The rest of the royal family looked at her as if she were mad,” biographer Andrew Morton writes.

The Wales family of five is likely there right now, kicking off spooky season with the ghost of a Catholic priest.

Will the Sussexes show up at Sandringham? “Don’t hold your breath,” royal expert Dr. Tessa Dunlop said.

Oops.

Living their best James Bond-ish lives.