A body language expert says the lack of PDA from Prince William and Kate Middleton on Commonwealth Day is actually a good sign.

On March 12, it was announced that the Prince of Wales, 42, will embark on a solo visit to the Baltic state bordering Russia on March 20 and 21. His wife, Kate Middleton, who revealed in January that she is in remission from cancer, will not be joining him.

It goes without saying that Westminster Abbey is a place that holds great meaning for the Prince and Princess of Wales: After all, Prince William and Kate Middleton tied the knot there in 2011. It’s also home to Kate’s annual “Together at Christmas” concert and where they toasted King Charles’s coronation—a moment that placed them next in line to the throne—back in 2023.

Prince William and Kate Middleton have recently started reappearing at royal engagements together after Kate took some time off to focus on her health. And the two look happier than ever.

The Prince of Wales will embark on his journey to the Baltic state bordering Russia on March 20 and leave the next day in a show of support for British troops.

Prince William announced a foreign visit to Estonia next week, but will wife Kate Middleton join him for the trip?

There’s only so much that she can take. There’s a new report that suggests Kate Middleton is none too pleased with her husband Prince Wililam’s behavior.That’s because she thinks that he needs to make

Prince William's 2025 has been off to a busy start, with appearances ranging from school visits to a trip to Wales (and a family vacation to Mustique thrown into the mix). While he's been sticking closer to home in recent months,

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