Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, has been diligently fulfilling her royal duties during the holiday season, taking on a more prominent role while Princess Kate recovers from cancer treatment. From attending charity events to glitzy galas, Sophie has embraced the festive spirit.
The festive period is a busy time for many people, yet Sophie the Duchess of Edinburgh has been hard at work and attended several engagements in recent weeks. Whether singing carols or making mince pies, Sophie hasn't shied away from stepping up while Princess Kate has been making a gradual return to duties following treatment for cancer. Back in November, the Duchess showed her supportive side when she warmly put her arm around a Yazidi survivor while attending a photography exhibition.
Then, earlier this month, Sophie wore a glamorous gown and attended the Qatar State Banquet at Buckingham Palace with other Royals. Days later, the Duchess of Edinburgh joined in with the festivities during a visit to the Bagshot Women's Institute and made decorations. While at the 'Together at Christmas' carol service at Westminster Abbey, Sophie was stood by the Princess of Wales, and the following week she got stuck in with Christmas fun with the Disability Initiative charity and sang carols. She even found time to visit The Lighthouse Charity in Woking yesterday. From taking part in charity work to attending glitzy events, Sophie has become somewhat of a Christmas angel for the Royal Family. Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh, during a visit to Disability Initiative's resource centre in Camberley earlier this month The Duchess walking with her arm around Yazidi survivor Awaz Abdi in November Sophie, Prince Edward, Princess Kate and Prince William viewing Qatari items on display in Buckingham Palace on December 3 On November 27, Sophie attended 'The Women Who Beat ISIS' photography exhibition at the Foreign, Commonwealth, and Development Office. The event was hosted by Farida Global which supports genocide survivors and victims of conflict and religious persecution. During her visit, Sophie met Awaz Abdi and shared a tender moment with the Yazidi survivor. She put her arm supportively around the young woman while they were walking, deep in conversatio
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