Duchess Kate Wears a Catherine Walker Coat for the First Royal Train Tour Stop in Edinburgh

And now it appears the Cambridges have ruffled some more feathers, after disgruntled fans accused the couple of again breaking the UK’s strict COVID travel restrictions.

Kate Middleton is happy right where she is. Becoming a member of the British royal family -- and the wife of the future king, no less -- no doubt requires a certain lifestyle, but according to a source close to the royals, she's living the life she always wanted.

Known for her timeless classic style, kind heart and graceful personality, the mother-of three is one of Britain’s most popular royals of all time.

Another baby is on the way for Pippa Middleton! Recently, according to Page Six the English socialite, author, and younger sister of Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, is expecting her second child. Middleton is already a mother to her two-year-old son, Arthur Matthews, whom she shares with her husband, James Matthews.

announced in a press conference that Wales was the only area of the UK where COVID-19 numbers were not falling. Speaking to the BBC about the royal tour, Gething said, "I'd rather no one was having unnecessary visits." "Their visit isn't an excuse for people to say they're confused about what they're being asked to do," Gething continued.

Kate Middleton dazzled throughout her three-day tour of the United Kingdom in an array of stylish coats and holiday hues.From Sunday, December 6, to Tuesday, December 8, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge traveled around the U.K.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have just finished their royal tour using the Royal Train, which saw them travel 1,250 miles over three days to visit people across the UK and thank them for their efforts throughout the Covid-19 pandemic. But according to reports, the royal couple slept in separate single beds while on the train, as the royal suite they used has two single “his and hers” style single beds rather than a double.

Prince William and Kate Middleton were reunited with the Queen in public for the first time since March on Tuesday night at Windsor Castle as they finished their Christmas tour of the UK.The Royal couple met with the monarch, 94, Prince Charles, 71, and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, 73, Prince Edward, 56, and Sophie Wessex, 55, and the Princess Royal, 70.

Prince William and Kate Middleton concluded their royal train tour by joining Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Charles, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, Prince Edward, Sophie, Countess of Wessex, and Princess Anne in the quadrangle of Windsor Castle.The group -- who maintained six feet of separation throughout the event — was gathered to thank local volunteers and essential workers amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.The royal family enjoyed a performance by The Salvation Army UK band, before William and

Kate Middleton and Prince William are currently on their third day of tour aboard the Royal Train, traveling across England, Scotland, and Wales to thank people working on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic. But while "Royal Train" might conjure images of four poster beds and rich mahogany furniture and velvet absolutely everywhere, it's actually a little more austere than that.

Kate Middleton donning the piece during the royal visit to Scotland. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrived at Edinburgh Waverley station on Monday as part of a three-day tour across the UK to thank frontline workers for their efforts during the pandemic.

On Sunday The Duchess of Cambridge and Prince William embarked on their three-day tour of the British Isles. Arriving at Euston train station on the weekend, Kate boarded the royal train in a military inspired khaki coat from Alexander McQueen.

Winter is upon us, and Kate Middleton is ushering in the new season by showcasing her best in colorful outerwear during her Royal Train Tour of the UK. The Duchess of Cambridge and her husband Prince William took off on their trip last night, with Kate departing London's Euston Station in an emerald Alexander McQueen coat.

direct to your inboxPrince William and Kate Middleton visited a food distribution charity in Manchester today to commend the support offered to vulnerable families during the coronavirus pandemic.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge stopped off at FareShare at the New Smithfield Market on the final leg of their tour of the UK.Their Royal Highnesses have made a number of visits across the nation over the last 48 hours, paying tribute to the work of individuals and organisations who've gone above and

Prince William and Kate Middleton's Royal tour which today kicked off in Scotland during lockdown. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrived at Edinburgh Waverley station on Monday morning as they began their whistle-stop tour of the UK, aimed to thank frontline workers of the pandemic.

Prince William and Duchess Kate Middleton emerge from their royal train to begin their visits for the day on Monday (December 7) in northern England.