In a surprising twist to royal holiday customs, sources close to Princess Kate reveal that she is growing weary of the peculiar Christmas traditions upheld by the royal family.

Insiders suggest that the Princess of Wales is contemplating a more intimate and relaxed celebration with her own family, the Middletons, rather than adhering to the formalities of Sandringham.

Plans are reportedly in motion for Kate and Prince William to host their own Christmas gathering at Anmer Hall, their residence nestled within the Sandringham estate.

This year, Kate’s parents, Carol and Michael Middleton, are expected to join the festivities, marking a shift towards a more casual family-oriented celebration.

An insider hinted that Kate and William might share snippets of their laid-back holiday activities on social media—think cozy moments filled with chocolate, laughter, and perhaps even binge-watching their favorite shows.

This approach aims to showcase a more relatable and “normal” Christmas experience at Anmer Hall, contrasting sharply with the more traditional celebrations at Sandringham.

William, it seems, is fully on board with Kate’s vision of a more relaxed holiday.

While the couple has always maintained a somewhat secretive rival celebration at their home, this year, they plan to make it much more visible.

The shift in dynamics appears to be a deliberate move to redefine their public image as a modern royal family.

A communications expert shared insights with the Daily Beast, emphasizing that William and Kate have carefully crafted a brand that embodies normalcy and relatability.

However, the eccentric traditions associated with royal Christmas celebrations could jeopardize that image.

As William prepares for his future role on the throne, he seems eager to reshape the narrative surrounding their family life.

One particular tradition that has reportedly irked Kate is the royal family’s custom of exchanging gifts on Christmas Eve, a practice that diverges from the norm in most of England.