Kate Middleton’s uni days insecurities are incredibly relatable

In honour of Australia’s first-ever “Thank a First Responder Day”, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge shared a video doing just that.

Check your notifications, Kate Middleton may have left you a comment! The Duchess of Cambridge replied to some Instagram entries into her virtual photo competition “Hold Still,” which launched earlier this month. Kind Kate asked the world to share photos that embody their life in lockdown, in order to capture a “portrait” and “spirit of the nation” in this unprecedented time.

Kate Middleton isn’t letting allegations slow her down. The Duchess of Cambridge is “more than happy” to step up to the plate as a senior member of the British royal family and has long believed 2020 would be a “pivotal year,” palaces source told royal expert Kate Nicholl for Vanity Fair on Monday.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (aka Prince William and Kate Middleton)’s lawyers are reportedly threatening legal action against Tatler magazine. The magazine wrote a story claiming the Duchess feels “overworked” and Kensington Palace actually issued a statement in response to these claims.

Kate Middleton, Camilla and Sophie have all been calling U.K. residents to check in on them during the coronavirus pandemic as part of the Royal NHS Volunteer Responders programme.

Last week, Tatler Magazine published a truly !!! cover story about Kate Middleton, wherein they allegedly spoke to a buncha the Duchess’ “friends” who claimed Kate is upset about her workload following Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's departure, and that she's “exhausted” due to her increased duties. They even dished on Kate's “row” with Meghan at the royal wedding, claiming they argued over Princess Charlotte's tights.

Prince William and Kate Middleton are planning on fighting back over the Tatler cover.

Kate Middleton has always had a passion for —she's participated in and often shares on the official Instagram account. Now, she's hoping to impart her passion onto fans and is even sliding into their comments sections.Recently, teamed up with the National Portrait Gallery in London to encourage British citizens to test their camera skills while staying safe at home, launching a campaign called "Hold Still" to capture photos reflecting the spirit of the U.K.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have reportedly sent legal letters to Tatler following its publication of a profile on Kate Middleton.Kensington Palace previously refuted Tatler's cover story, saying it "contains a swathe of inaccuracies and false misrepresentations."According to the Mail on Sunday, the Cambridges are requesting that the story be removed from the internet.Earlier this week, Kensington Palace was forced to issue a statement in response to a new cover story about Kate Middleton

Last week, Tatler Magazine published a truly !!! , wherein they allegedly spoke to a buncha the Duchess’ “friends” who claimed Kate is upset about her workload following Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's departure, and that she's “exhausted” due to her increased duties. They even at the royal wedding, claiming they argued over Princess Charlotte's tights.

Kate Middleton is following in the footsteps of generations of royals and using her photography skills to communicate with the world. 

Kate Middleton has been cutting her three children's hair during lockdown, according to reports.The 38 year old is self-isolating at Amner Hall in Norfolk with husband Prince William, 37, and their three children Prince George, six, Princess Charlotte, five, and Prince Louis, two. But as the family haven't been able to have their hair cut during the lockdown period, the Duchess of Cambridge is said to have taken matters into her own hands.

Much like the rest of us, the royal family hasn't had access to a professional haircut in months—and apparently Kate Middleton's taken matters into her own hands. The Duchess is with a "scaled back household staff," and a source tells that she's giving her kids haircuts. In fact, Kate has apparently been super good at cutting hair this whole time.

Kensington Palace made a very rare move late last night and issued a statement in response to Tatler's cover story on Kate Middleton. A Palace spokesperson said: "This story contains a swathe of inaccuracies and false misrepresentations which were not put to Kensington Palace prior to publication." The Palace did not specify explicitly what the inaccuracies and false misrepresentations were.

Kate Middleton is furious over a tabloid article that misrepresented her. In response to the article that claimed Kate Middleton was angry due to increased workload after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's exit from the royal family, Kensington Palace issued a statement against them. "This story contains a swathe of inaccuracies and false misrepresentations which were not put to Kensington Palace prior to publication," the royal palace's statement read.

Literally, how. long. do. you. have? This has been going on for almost two years with no signs of stopping, and it's honestly exhausting. Here's a timeline of events to get you acquainted with all the drama—just keep in mind that "source" reports should be taken with a tiiiiiiiiny grain of salt.

Kensington Palace have been forced to hit out at reports about Kate Middleton after it was claiming that she is "furious" over her increased workload.The 38 year old was reported to have been left unimpressed over her new jobs following the departure of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as "senior" members of the Royal family.