The Royal Family's Christmas plans will be underway, and King Charles will be keen to have his family around him after a year battling ill health

The Royal family, despite their global recognition, have surprisingly simple Christmas desires: happiness, good health, and quality time with the family. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II always valued being surrounded by her relatives at this festive time.

Christmas is a time for family and the appearance of some unusual Christmas guests at Sandringham this year could bring "chaos" according to a royal expert.

Despite being the world's most famous family, the royals' Christmas wish list is surprisingly simple: happiness, good health and quality time with loved ones. Queen Elizabeth II has always cherished having her family around her during the festive season.

Charles is also working hard at getting the royal removed from an estate at Windsor Castle. King Charles is attempting to kick out one family member from occupying a royal estate—and now the boot may extend to said person's participation at the royal family's Christmas festivities this year, too.

King Charles will be surrounded by his ever-growing family this Christmas, with the extended Windsor clan and the Duchess of York all set to descend on Sandringham