A stabbing survivor from Southport is invited by Kate to her Christmas carol event.

The Princess of Wales, known for her kind heart and compassion, has extended a special invitation to the families of the victims and survivors of the tragic Southport stabbing. In a heartwarming gesture, she has invited the brave children who survived the attack to her annual festive carol concert at Westminster Abbey on December 6th.

This comes after a recent visit from the Princess and her husband, Prince William, to meet with the families of the victims. It was their first public appearance together since the Princess had completed her chemotherapy treatment. According to a source, the royal family has been a tremendous source of support for the families during this difficult time.

The concert, aptly named Together At Christmas, will be a three-day event in London, with transportation and accommodation provided by the charity Southport Stronger Together. The Princess, who has been hosting the concert for the past four years, has invited around 1,600 people to join in the festivities. Rumors suggest that she may have a special surprise planned for this year's concert, just as she did with her solo piano recital at the 2021 event.

A spokesperson from Kensington Palace shared that this year's service aims to reflect on the importance of love and empathy, especially during the most challenging times in our lives. The concert will shine a light on individuals from all over the UK who have shown love, kindness, and empathy towards others in their communities. The theme was inspired by the Christmas story and the idea of giving and receiving empathy.

The concert is expected to be a star-studded event, with members of the royal family, including William, the King, Queen Camilla, and others, in attendance. It will be aired on ITV on Christmas Eve, allowing people from all over the country to join in and celebrate the spirit of Christmas.

As we look forward to this joyous event, let us also remember the three innocent souls, Bebe King, Elsie Dot Stancombe, and Alice da Silva Aguiar, who lost their lives in the attack. Their memory will forever be cherished, and their families will always be in our thoughts and prayers. Let us also take this opportunity to spread love, kindness, and empathy, just like the Princess of Wales has shown through her actions. After all, as she reminds us, love is the greatest gift we can receive.

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