Princess Kate and Prince William were supported by Carole and Michael Middleton during their "darkest days", according to a royal expert. Former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond said the whole family "have pulled together as a unit" despite the "brutal" year.

As 2024 comes to a close, the Princess of Wales will be more grateful than most to have this year behind her - and she has an exciting celebration to look forward to

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.

James Middleton is serving up a festive feast of nostalgia and parenting revelations! In his latest column for The Sunday Times, the 37-year-old author and father of one opened up about

King Charles III and Kate Middleton both announced this year they have cancer. Middleton revealed in September that she completed chemotherapy treatment.

Many of Kate Middleton’s Christmas Day walkabout conversations at Sandringham centered around being diagnosed with cancer, as the Princess of Wales was earlier in 2024.

Kate Middleton’s hopes appear to be dwindling as she finds herself on the verge of abandoning a ‘lost cause’ she had picked up during her cancer battle.The Princess of Wales,

The royal family gathered at Sandringham to celebrate the holiday, even as Prince Harry and Prince Andrew sat out the festivities.

Kate Middleton showed off her sense of humor during the royal family's Christmas walk, as the Princess of Wales was caught joking with fans. "I seem to have lost my family," Kate quipped in a video after Prince William,

The Duchess of Cambridge has resumed her public appearances in recent months, most recently joining the Firm for their annual Christmas Day walkabout on Wednesday