Duchess of Cambridge

The Duchess of Sussex "was already viewed by the public as incredibly glamorous thanks to her run on hit TV show, 'Suits.'"

The Duchess of Cambridge will "come into her own even more" and become a strong source of support for the royals.

The worst thing that the Duke of Cambridge could do from a PR point of view is not catch up with his brother.

The Duchess of Cambridge is likely going to have a low-key 40th birthday celebration.

The Duchess of Cambridge delighted fans with a piano performance of "For Those Who Can't Be Here" at Westminster Abbey.

It was said that the Duchess of Cambridge sent notes and gifts after Lilibet's birth to reach out to the Sussexes.

The former "Suits" star told Oprah Winfrey that her sister-in-law made her cry over Charlotte's bridesmaid dress.

It is said that the Duchess of Cambridge showed her exasperation and annoyance at the mention of the Sussexes.

Netizens call it "weird" that the Duchess of Cambridge dresses up more like the Duchess of Sussex lately.

"We ate and it was a privilege to give the future king his first ant."

The Duke of Cambridge wore a black turtleneck top and the green velvet jacket he first wore to a charity gala in 2019.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex got married on May 19, 2018, in St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle.

"Both women professional enough to know that there was no gain in showing dissent or disdain."

The 31-year-old royal and her sister love to borrow each other's clothes and recycle them for public engagements every now and then.

The Duchess of Cambridge is not showing any symptoms but she could be in self-isolation for up to nine days.

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick said the Duchess of Cambridge's visit was "legal" because she "was working."

Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge joined families of war veterans and martyrs in her first virtual engagement since lockdown 2 in the UK.

Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge has returned to performing her royal duties immediately after her children returned to school.

The Duchess of Cambridge makes a visit to research centres working towards the prevention of miscarriage and stillbirth as part of her Early Years Initiative.

The Duchess of Cambridge returned to Natural History Museum for a virtual award ceremony and unveiled the winning wildlife photograph of the year.

The Duchess of Cambridge has been a patron of the Natural History Museum since the year 2013 and has visited the museum several times.

The Duchess of Cambridge talked to students of Derby University about mental health challenges due to coronavirus pandemic.

Duchess of Cambridge made a surprise phone call to speak to photographers of one of the final 100 portraits from her Hold Still photography initiative.

The Duchess of Cambridge toasted marshmallows on a bonfire and made cards with young scouts during her latest engagement.

The Duchess of Cambridge met with representatives of peer-to-peer support for new mothers in a recent royal engagement.

Kate Middleton and Prince William baked bagels at London's popular bakery for their first royal engagement after summer break.

The Duchess of Cambridge shared a small collection of portraits with Queen Elizabeth II, who said she was really inspired by people's entries.

The selected images will feature in a gallery without walls -- one of a kind digital exhibition – which will be held on Sept. 14.

The Duchess of Cambridge launched a donation drive for baby banks across the UK.

The Duchess of Cambridge launches BBC's Tiny Happy People.