Kate Middleton, Prince William and their kids Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis are set to spend Christmas at Sandringham with King Charles, joining the rest of the royal family for their traditional holiday celebrations after a very abnormal year.

While everything seems to be copasetic between Prince William and King Charles —the monarch's drama is primarily with his younger brother, Prince Andrew, and his other son, Prince Harry —the king and future king have a little healthy competition going.

There's yet another tension within the royal family, this time between King Charles and Prince William, as plans for William's eventual succession to the throne gather speed following King Charles' de

As the eldest son of the monarch, 76, and the late Princess Diana, it's no surprise that the Prince of Wales is gearing up to take over the reins as future king.

While there's been a lot of press about King Charles' rift with Prince Harry, it seems there may also be tension in his relationship with Prince William.

Call it a holiday miracle or a good dose of brotherly love—either way, King Charles has reportedly invited Prince Andrew to join the rest of the royal family for Christmas at Sandringham this year. According to Express UK,

Tom Parker Bowles, Queen Camilla's son, previously shared that he's never attended the Royal Family's Christmas party at Sandringham. However, that could be about to change in 2024, in spite of any alleged rumors of a feud with Prince William.

As Christmas draws closer, speculation about who will be joining the British royal family's holiday plans continues to grow. Prince Andrew's invitation status remains up in the air, thanks to King Charles,

King Charles is rising above the drama. The monarch, 76, has reportedly extended an olive branch to his scandal-scarred younger brother, Prince Andrew, by inviting him to his big Christmas get-together next month.