Kate Middleton Jokes About Lagging Behind Prince William and Kids on Christmas Day Walkabout: ‘I Seem to Have Lost My Family!’
As she continues her return to public life, Kate Middleton joked “I seem to have lost my family!” after she fell behind Prince William, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis on the royal family’s traditional Christmas Day walkabout.
Kate Middleton, Prince William and kids walk to church on Christmas
George, 11, Charlotte, 9, and Louis, 6, walked alongside their parents Prince William and Kate, the Princess of Wales, as members of Britain's royal family made their way into St. Mary Magdalene Church for their traditional Christmas Day service.
On Wednesday, the Princess of Wales, 42, wore a green Alexander McQueen coat with a matching fascinator and scarf and ...
Kate Middleton and Queen Camilla twinned in green coats on Christmas at Sandringham in a symbolic fashion statement. See ...
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Despite her “brutal” year, Kate is “as ready as ever to become queen” should the time come sooner rather than later, a source ...
Members of the royal family have a tradition of buying each other joke gifts for Christmas, but the Duchess of Cambridge ...
What does one buy the Queen for Christmas? That is is exactly the question Kate faced on her first festive visit. The Princess of Wales spent Christmas at Sandringham with Prince William and ...
Kate Middleton didn’t have the best year ever, but the fresh perspective her cancer battle gave her might show signs of a ...
Princess Kate and Queen Camilla took centre stage during the traditional Christmas Day walk at Sandringham on Wednesday, ...
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