Kate Middleton, Prince William’s children have taken up this family favorite hobby: report

Prince Philip was laid to rest at St. George's Chapel on April 17, 2021.

The Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton, on Saturday, arrived at Windsor Castle alongside Duke of Cambridge Prince William for Prince Philip's funeral at St George's Chapel on the Windsor castle's grounds. The funeral was a small affair, with only thirty guests.

Royal Family said goodbye to Prince Philip today in a scaled-down funeral amid the coronavirus pandemic. The service offered a chance for The Queen, her sons, her grandchildren and the nation to reflect on the life of the devoted consort, who passed away at the age 99.

Prince Philip is getting the send-off he always wanted. Rather than a big event, the late Duke of Edinburgh, who died at 99 on April 9, had a small funeral service with only 30 close friends and family members in attendance. On Saturday, Queen Elizabeth II and other royals arrived to St.

Prince William and Kate Middleton have been photographed arriving at Windsor Castle for Prince Philip’s funeral on Saturday 17 April.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were photographed wearing black face coverings as they sat in car which drove them into Windsor. Meanwhile, Prince Charles was also pictured arriving at Windsor as the Royal Family prepare to bid a final farewell to the Duke of Edinburgh.

Prince William wiped his brow and sighed with relief as he got the baby car seat locked into place in the back of his Range Rover. His newborn son, George, was safely strapped in with proud mother Kate sitting beside him, looking radiant in a blue and white polka-dot dress.

Prince Philip will be laid to rest in a private ceremony at St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle on Saturday after he passed away at the age of 99 last Friday. The coronavirus restrictions mean that only 30 guests can attend the funeral of the late Duke of Edinburgh.

It would be easy to assume the late Prince Philip and his granddaughter-in-law Kate Middleton were not very similar, but the duo had far more in common than many of us may have thought. After marrying Prince William in April 2011, Kate took on a role that the Queen’s husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, knew all too well.

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.

After the tragic death of Prince Philip on Friday 9 March, his grandson Prince William has shared a tribute to him and thanked him for the love he showed to Kate Middleton when she first joined the Royal family.The dad-of-three, who pulled out of his BAFTAs appearance over the weekend, took to the Instagram account he shares with his wife to praise his grandfather for his kindness.The 38-year-old wrote: "I will always be grateful that my wife had so many years to get to know my grandfather and

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.

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.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are hopeful to keep their children grounded by going to supermarkets and organising playdates, according to a source. Royal expert Duncan Larcombe said, “William’s greatest wish has always been to build a ‘normal’ happy family, and in Kate he found the perfect partner.

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.

Prince William and Kate Middleton have been told to reach out to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. William, 38, and Kate, 39, were encouraged to ‘speak’ to Harry and Meghan ‘with love’ during the Easter period.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge sent their best Easter wishes to their 2.1million Twitter followers with a gif of a wooden rolling pin smashing a chocolate egg.

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.

Royal fans have jumped to the defence of Kate Middleton.The Duchess of Cambridge, 39 was being trolled following the announcement of her first book, Hold Still.The book was created from the Duchess’ photo project which captured the nation as we faced the coronavirus pandemic.The wife of Prince William announced the news on Twitter alongside a picture of herself with a camera and the words: "Through Hold Still, I wanted to use the power of photography to create a lasting record of what we were