Kate Middleton won't be Duchess of Cambridge forever as royal ranks set to change

When Kate Middleton set off on her first official overseas tour as a fully fledged royal, the world watched to see how she’d cope. It was the summer of 2011 and she was back in the spotlight two months after her wedding to Prince William.The couple, who became Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on their marriage, travelled around Canada, taking in Ontario, Quebec, Prince Edward Island, Northwest Territories and Alberta, before heading to Los Angeles.

The tea is piping how when it comes to keeping up with the real-life drama in the royal family, especially with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle stepping back as senior working royals and moving their home base permanently to Los Angeles.

There’s a rumor going around that Duchess Kate Middleton has been cut from the guest list of Princess Diana‘s statue unveiling this coming Thursday (July 1).

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge (aka Kate Middleton) stops by the UrbanNature Project at the Natural History Museum on Tuesday (June 22) in London, England.

Kate Middleton isn’t afraid of the rain and wind. The Duchess of Cambridge grabbed an umbrella to stepped out and launch her new project, The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood.

Kate Middleton laughs a bit as Queen Elizabeth attempts to cut a cake with a sword during the 2021 G7 Summit in St Austell, Cornwall, England on Friday (June 11).

Kate Middleton will not be known as the Duchess of Cambridge in the near future - as both her husband William and Prince Charles step up to greater responsibilities.Kate has been referred to as The Duchess of Cambridge for more than ten years since her wedding to Prince William in Westminster Abbey in April 2011.And it seems that Kate won't lose her title of the high-ranking role, but will instead gain two new ones.William, Duke of Cambridge, is now second in line to the throne and there are

It's the label Kate Middleton trusted to make her look her very best on the biggest day of her life. So when it came to dressing for today's crucial G7 summit, it's perhaps no surprise that the Duchess Of Cambridge turned to Alexander McQueen to ensure she wowed in the spotlight.

Kate Middleton joined Dr. Jill Biden at the G7 Summit in Cornwall, England, Friday.

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Meghan Markle has reached out to her sister-in-law Kate Middleton in a bid to patch up relations with the Royal family. The Duchess of Sussex, 39, is said to be fearful she could lose her official title after she and husband Prince Harry gave a series of tell-all interviews about Royal life.

While the royal family has been pretty critical of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, Duchess Kate Middelton apparently believes that the duo could still be brought back! According to recent reports via Stella magazine, the Duchess of Cambridge spoke to her friends about the situation and told them that it wasn’t too late to “pull Meghan Markle and Prince Harry back in.” The insider who spoke to the British tabloid also noted that this alleged conversation took place before the couple made several

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge (aka Kate Middleton) and her husband Prince William are involved in some royal family drama that involves his brother Prince Harry and wife Meghan Markle exiting the royal family.

Kate Middleton's uncle has said she is "trying to mediate" and "bring peace" to the Royal family following Prince Harry's recent interviews. Gary Goldsmith, 56, is the brother of Kate's mother Carole and has described his 39 year old niece as a "brilliant arbiter and peacemaker" who is doing "everything she can" to help her husband Prince William and his brother Prince Harry.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s wedding was three years ago now, but somehow we’re STILL rehashing the drama surrounding the event.

Last week we were treated to many, many, many (you get the point) outfits from our favourite Royal icon Kate Middleton. We saw the Duchess of Cambridge and husband Prince William take to Scotland to embark on their Royal tour of the country.