Prince William and the expectant Duchess will spend Christmas with Kate's family

Queen Elizabeth II gave approval for their absence

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William and Kate expecting royal child
Photographer: Greg Cooper/CNN
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Posted: 12/22/2012

LONDON (AP) -- Royal officials say that Prince William will spend Christmas with his pregnant wife Kate and his in-laws in the southern England village of Bucklebury.

That means a family Christmas for the Duchess of Cambridge, who was recently hospitalized after suffering from severe morning sickness.

British royals traditionally spend the holidays at Sandringham, a vast estate in eastern England, and a spokesman for William said that royal couple would pay a visit at some point over the festive season.

He noted that William's absence from Sandringham had been approved by his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, and her husband, Prince Philip.

He spoke on condition of anonymity because palace rules forbid his identification in the press.
 

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