After spending 2024 grappling with Kate Middleton's cancer treatment, she and Prince William are reassessing their priorities for the year ahead. Sources close to the couple opened up to the Daily Mail's royal correspondent,

But with the arrival of 2025, the Wales children can expect a bit of normalcy once again—and even a few "treats," according to royal author Ingrid Seward. While speaking with Hello!, Seward revealed that Princess Kate and Prince William might want to "spoil" their kids with a few vacations after such a difficult year.

Catherine, Princess of Wales, better known as Kate Middleton, and Prince William have three children who are growing up so fast. And with raising kids in this generation, you gotta keep in mind plenty of things,

The Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, has secured a significant milestone for her children as Marlborough College, her alma mater, is set to become their school of choice. The pr

Kate Middleton and Prince William have chosen their favorite moments of 2024 in an Instagram carousel — and a selfie of Prince William, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Taylor Swift taken backstage at Wembley Stadium during Swift’s Eras Tour stop there made the cut.

After a tough year, Princess Kate has reasons for optimism going into 2025 after she announced in September that her chemotherapy had finished.

It seems like they are taking a very pragmatic approach to the entire situation. Of course, we are talking about Prince William and Kate Middleton and the rules they have in place when it comes to their three children and their social media use.

Looks like Kate Middleton and Prince William might be turning over a new leaf in 2025. Emphasis on might be, since when it comes to the royals, things are always a bit hazy. That said, there's a new report from Closer (via The Sun) claiming that William and Kate could renew their vows and even go on a second honeymoon in 2025.

The choice for Prince George will undoubtedly be a challenging one, but ultimately, it will be what they believe is best for his future, reports the Mirror. Royal expert Katie Nicholl suggests that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, known for their independent approach, might surprise Royal watchers with their decision.