Kate Middleton is beloved among many royal watchers for her sense of fashion, community work, and the ability to relate to her as she was once a commoner. She may be royalty now, but it doesn’t look like the Duchess of Cambridge has forgotten her roots. While attending Prince Philip’s memorial service last week, a
Prince William and Duchess Kate are planning a big move to be closer to Queen Elizabeth. The couple, who recently returned from a controversial trip to the Caribbean, is looking at houses in Windsor. William’s 96-year-old grandma, Queen Elizabeth, currently lives at Windsor Castle. Why are William and Kate moving? Sources say the issue is
Princess Diana was considered one of the most fashionable members of the Royal family as the Princess of Wales, and her daughter-in-law, Kate Middleton, is slowly rising to the same rank. Kate has been a member of the Royal family for over ten years now following her marriage to Prince William in 2011. Kate has
Kate Middleton is also known as the Duchess of Cambridge. She won over the hearts of the public as Prince William’s wife and a loyal member of the royal family. Kate is known for her sophisticated style, but there is much more to her than meets the eye. Keep reading for five interesting facts about
Prince William and Duchess Kate learned a lot on their recent Caribbean royal tour. The Royals toured the Caribbean last week in a move that was called tone-deaf by critics. The eight-day tour had stops in Belize, Jamaica, and the Bahamas. Some citizens of Belize protested the arrival of the Royal family members. Jamaicans also
Prince George, 8, and Princess Charlotte, 6, attended Prince Philip’s memorial service Tuesday morning alongside their parents, Prince William and Kate Middleton. Charlotte and George attended without their younger brother, Prince Louis, as it was decided he wasn’t old enough to attend at only three years old. However, Charlotte and George weren’t the only children
A new Caribbean location makes for a new extravagant dress, at least for Kate Middleton. As Kate and Prince William leave for the Bahamas, fans are focused on the emerald green dress that Kate wore at a dinner on Wednesday night. While the dress was surely meant to pay homage to Jamaica’s flag, fans noticed
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s press tour took an exciting turn. Prince William and Kate Middleton had the opportunity to swim with sharks in the Belize barrier reef. The two did this to raise awareness for the ocean conservation efforts of Belizean officials. They attended Commonwealth Day festivities at Westminster Abbey without Prince Harry
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge left Belize to head for Jamaica today on behalf of Queen Elizabeth for her Platinum Jubilee, but not everyone is looking forward to their arrival. The Advocates Network, a human rights group comprised of Jamaican politicians, business leaders, doctors, and musicians, has requested the British monarch apologize for colonialism
Prince William and Kate Middleton kicked off their official visit to the Caribbean with a trip to Belize. The couple is there in place of Queen Elizabeth for her Platinum Jubilee. Queen Elizabeth is also the Queen of Belize. The official Instagram account for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge shared some photos from their