The Update

12/10/2025

12/10/2025

Happy Christmas 🥰

12/10/2025

Moments from Christmas Carol Service 2025 at Westminster Abbey ❤️

12/10/2025

They are so beautiful, especially the Princess of Wales, her smile reflects sincerity.

12/09/2025

Reports about the royal family are drawing fresh attention this week, with new headlines suggesting that Prince William and Princess Catherine may not be attending King Charles’ traditional Christmas lunch this year. It’s a gathering that has been part of the royal holiday season for decades — which is exactly why this update has sparked such widespread conversation. While various outlets have speculated about possible reasons, from changing family routines to shifting holiday priorities, others have pointed to suggestions of tension within the family circle. No official confirmation has been given, but the discussion alone has captured the public’s curiosity. William and Catherine have always been intentional about how they shape the holidays for their children, often balancing royal traditions with their desire for a more grounded family life. So any change in their Christmas plans naturally ignites interest — and raises questions about what’s really happening behind the scenes. Whether this decision is logistical, personal, or simply part of a new holiday approach, one thing is clear: this Christmas is shaping up differently for the Wales family, and many are watching closely to understand what it means. And the most surprising part? The deeper context behind these reports — and why this year’s holiday arrangements are stirring more discussion than ever 🫶🫶👇

12/05/2025

One of the most meaningful honors that Princess Charlotte will receive when Prince William becomes King is:

12/05/2025

"Pink power! 💪 Princess Catherine's suit is a reminder that confidence is the best accessory."

12/05/2025

Prince William rarely offers glimpses into his 14-year marriage with Catherine, making any insight into their 24-year relationship a precious treat.

During the Wales Investment Summit in Newport on Monday, Prince William shared why Wales is so close to his heart. "Wales was the first place Catherine and I made our home together, on the island of Anglesey," he stated. "When you make a home in Wales, you join a family of three million people, and that sense of warmth and belonging is what makes Wales unlike anywhere else."

Though they were roommates during their second year at university, their official marital life began in Anglesey in 2008, before their marriage. It was during this peaceful time, away from public scrutiny, that William decided to marry Catherine. After their wedding, they lived there for another two years before moving back to England in 2013.

Watching his speech, I realized that William and Catherine’s love story spans the entire UK. They first met, studied, became friends, and then roommates in Scotland before falling in love. Following their 2007 breakup, Carole Middleton took Catherine to Northern Ireland for respite from the media. In 2008, they established their first home together in Wales after reconciling. Finally, they have been living in England as a family of five, choosing Windsor to raise their children and build their long-term "nest."

It was significant that Catherine paid homage to each country of the union at their wedding. The lace appliqué on her bespoke Sara Burton wedding gown was hand-embroidered with the four respective flowers: roses for England, thistles for Scotland, daffodils for Wales, and shamrocks for Northern Ireland.

Our future King and Queen have a love story made and nurtured in the UK, which is why they represent this country so well on the world stage

12/05/2025

They are now growing up so fast but they are still beautiful and adorable😍🥰

12/05/2025

48 hours remain until we’re treated to another glorious State Banquet moment..

12/05/2025

The Princess of Wales✨🥰❤️

12/05/2025

Pookies.. They are so cute 😍