Kate Middleton continues to shine. In an effort to be there for grieving Lady Gabriella Windsor, whose husband Thomas Kingston died by suicide earlier this year, the Princess of Wales kindly extended an invitation to help plan her annual Christmas carol concert.

Princess Kate reached out to Lady Gabriella Windsor in a touching gesture ahead of the Christmas carol concert for help in planning the event. Lady Gabriella, 43, is the daughter of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent and is believed to have taken a major role in the planning of the service which will be shown on ITV this evening.

The Princess of Wales invited Lady Gabriella Kingston to join her in planning her annual carol service months after the King’s second cousin was widowed...

The Princess of Wales called on her friend Lady Gabriella Windsor to help organise her Together at Christmas carol concert at Westminster Abbey, who was touched to have been asked

Lady Gabriella Windsor glowed as she attended Princess Kate's Together at Christmas Carol Concert and paid tribute to her by donning a pair of earrings from an affordable brand she loves.

The Princess of Wales asked Lady Gabriella Kingston to help her with her traditional Christmas carol service. Lady Gabriella was widowed in February when her husband, Thomas Kingston, died. In the months that followed,

The Princess of Wales brought a touch of royal teamwork to her annual Christmas carol service, enlisting none other than Lady Gabriella Kingston to help make the event shine, HELLO!

Lady Gabriella whose husband Thomas took his own life in February helped select the music for the service.

Kate Middleton tapped some special helpers for her ​​Together at Christmas carol service — children from the Scouts group she backs as president! On Dec. 23, Princess Kate's team posted photos taken by Scouts during her fourth annual Together at Christmas concert at Westminster Abbey on Dec.

Gabriella marked her first Christmas without late husband Thomas Kingston by assisting Kate with ‘Together at Christmas’