Kate Middleton and Prince William's London home, Kensington Palace, issued a surprise message. All about the update and the royal residence.

Prince William loves and adores Kate Middleton and his in-laws, but visiting them—especially as the holiday season quickly approaches—can often make him feel uncomfortable for a very understandable reason.

Princess Kate Middleton will be joining husband Prince William and other members of the royal family for an upcoming state visit to London by the Amir of Qatar. The occasion will mark Kate's most significant appearance of 2024 after she was diagnosed with cancer and underwent lengthy chemotherapy treatments.

The Princess of Wales, 42, underwent abdominal surgery surgery in January 2024 and was later diagnosed with cancer. She completed chemotherapy in September.

Travis Kelce appears to be taking style cues from Taylor Swift, donning his own plaid statement ensemble over the weekend. Kelce, 35, celebrated the Kansas City Chiefs notching up 10 wins this NFL season by posting a tribute via Instagram on Sunday, November 24, also revealing that he wore a plaid shirt ahead of the

Prince William and Princess Kate modern fairytale began as students and blossomed to their royal romance. follow along their relationship.

Us Weekly reports that Queen Camilla wants King Charles to “hold onto the reins for as long as possible,” as she “loves her responsibilities,” has wanted to be Queen her “her whole life," and "doesn’t want to let it go so fast.

Queen Camilla is adjusting to being the queen consort, but the royal isn't enthusiastic about eventually giving up her position once Prince William and Kate Middleton ascend to the throne. According to a source,

And on top of that, Us Weekly reports that Queen Camilla wants her husband to “hold onto the reins for as long as possible.” A source tells the outlet that the Queen “loves her responsibilities” and “her whole life,

Prince William has an incredibly close relationship with his wife Kate Middleton's family, but he has been known to make excuses to avoid spending time with them in the past