Kate Middleton Is Prince William’s ‘Shoulder to Lean on’ Amid His Rift With Harry

Waiting backstage at a charity fashion show, student Kate Middleton looked in the mirror at the outfit she was to model and had a flash of inspiration. A long skirt made from sheer black silk had been teamed with a woollen sweater by the friend who had designed it.

The wedding of Prince William and Katherine Middleton took place on April 29, 2011, and it was no less than a fairytale. The royal wedding lasting hours was watched by millions worldwide and in ITV's new documentary, The Day Will and Kate Got Married, we get a glimpse of all that went down behind the scenes of this royal affair.

Duke of Cambridge Prince William has reportedly ended his longtime friendship with ITV host and journalist Tom Bradby after he sided with Prince Harry amidst the brothers’ much-publicized rift. If you didn’t know, Bradby spoke to the Sussexes during their Southern Africa tour in 2019, where Harry first admitted to a fall-out with his brother — and Markle revealed just how unhappy she was in her royal life.

The bells of Westminster Abbey rang out in celebration as the newly married Duke and Duchess of Cambridge emerged from the Great West Door. It was a beautiful day which boasted a price tag of £24,624,500, due to the many intricate details added to make it so special.

Prince William married Kate Middleton nearly a decade ago.The pair, who now have three children together, tied the knot at Westminster Abbey on 29 April 2011. And when the future King of England watched Kate walk down the aisle, so did millions of people all across the globe.

Prince William and Kate Middleton's wedding day was a joyous occasion celebrated by thousands across the UK in April 2011. However, despite police arranging for 5,000 officers to be stationed across the scene, the momentous day, which cost roughly £24,624,500, was very nearly tarnished after an unidentified vehicle slipped through security and pulled up outside of the hotel she had been staying at.

As Kate Middleton and Prince William’s tenth wedding anniversary fast approaches, ITV are looking back at their Royal romance in a special film, The Day Will and Kate Got Married. And, in our exclusive teaser clip from tonight’s documentary, Kate’s Uncle Gary Goldsmith appears in his first TV interview to lift the lid on his niece’s romance with the heir to the throne.

Prince William and Kate Middleton walked into the history books after their incredible royal wedding in 2011.There were several memorable moments from the big day on 29 April 2011, from a grumpy bridesmaid, questionable headgear, Pippa Middleton's behind and the celebrity guests. However perhaps the most memorable was just how beautiful Kate Middleton looked in her stunning Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen dress.

Duchess of Cambridge, 39, and Prince William, 38, were among Royal Family members to mark Easter Sunday with a special social media message. The Kensington royal post featured a GIF of a chocolate egg being smashed into pieces with a rolling pin.

Gary Goldsmith, Kate Middleton’s uncle, has spoken of the time he first met Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge. He revealed he first met William, who was urged to apologise to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for being 'hypocritical', when the prince and Kate started seeing each other during their time at St Andrews university.

Kate Middleton's incredibly kind gesture towards a stranger at a recent royal engagement has been caught on camera.The 39 year old and her 38 year old husband Prince William visited Newham Ambulance Station in East London earlier this month, where Kate's kindness had previously gone unnoticed. Mum-of-three Kate was stood speaking to paramedics and staff at the station alongside her husband, the Duke of Cambridge, when it started to rain.

Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, the children of Prince William, have taken up a new hobby, and it’s a longtime favorite of their great-grandmother Queen Elizabeth II. According to the Times, the trio has all been honing their horseback riding skills.

Kate Middleton and Prince William are about to celebrate their ten year wedding anniversary, but it was Willem Marx who stole her heart way before she became a Royal. Before Kate, 39, who has been given a sweet nickname by royal fans linked to Princess Diana, packed her bags to move to Scotland to study at St Andrew's, she dated her "first love" Willem Marx when they were studying at Marlborough College in 2000 together.

Royal fans have spotted a sweet moment where the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge recreated a moment from their magical 2011 wedding day.The couple visited Westminster Abbey this week to pay tribute to the victims of the Covid-19 pandemic. And as Kate and William walked down the aisle of the church after paying their respects, fans noticed that the couple mirrored their walk down the aisle after their 2011 wedding day.

The Duke of Cambridge made a secret request to his grandmother the Queen to welcome his in-laws the Middletons into the family after he wed Kate Middleton, royal expert Katie Nicholl reveals. Prince William has a strong bond with his wife Kate Middleton's parents Carole and Michael and wanted to ensure that they felt included following the royal wedding in 2011.

did walk down the aisle again side-by-side. Also, Middleton wore white—a nod to her royal wedding, perhaps? I'm kidding.

Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge (aka Kate Middleton) returned to their wedding venue on Tuesday (March 23) in London, England!

Kate Middleton has been spotted looking gorgeous in a cream coat during a royal outing with her husband Prince William on Tuesday 23 March.The Duchess of Cambridge, 39, wore a stylish off-white knee-length coat dress along with a tanned pair of court heels and matching clutch bag as she stepped out with her husband. Kate and William, 38, both wore face coverings as they visited the vaccination centre at Westminster Abbey on the one year anniversary of the lockdown.

Kate Middleton and Prince William are presenting a united front. On Thursday morning, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge traveled to an ambulance station in East London, according to their Twitter account, to visit with medical professionals and talk about the difficulties of working their jobs during the coronavirus pandemic.