For years, Christmas at the British court has followed a set pattern. As reported by "Hello!", the royal family spends this time at Sandringham House in Norfolk. Traditionally, on December 25th, the day begins with a hearty English breakfast.

As the day to Christmas is approaching, the Royal Family is getting into the festive spirit with their pre-Christmas and holiday season celebrations.This year, which proved to be a “brutal” for the British royals after key

Queen Camilla hosted her annual holiday decorating party at Clarence House and documented the event in a video on social media. Watch the clip here.

William and Kate Middleton, 42, along with their three children — Prince George , 11, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6 — are preparing to celebrate the holiday with King Charles and the majority of the royal family at Sandringham, the Norfolk estate that has long been the traditional Christmas gathering place for the royals.

King Charles and Queen Camilla “want their nearest and dearest with them to celebrate” this year, a royal source tells Vanity Fair.

Prince William shared his family's simple yet special Christmas tradition. The future king humorously admitted to feeling unprepared for the festivities.

Prince William has let slip one beloved Christmas tradition he enjoys with his family, Princess Kate and their three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, without the rest of the Royal Family.