A member of the Royal Family since 2011,
the Duchess of Cambridge has become patron of a number of
organisations across the United Kingdom, particularly focused on
the Duchess’s interests, including young people, mental health, and
sport. As the Duchess celebrates her 40th birthday, Royal Central
is looking at her patronages supporting sport. All England Lawn
Tennis and Croquet…
Members of the Royal Family show support for Kate at her Christmas Carol Special
9th December 2021
With the holiday season upon us, the
Royal Family geared up for Christmas by supporting the Duchess of
Cambridge at The Together At Christmas Community Carol Service.
Held at Westminster Abbey, the service was spearheaded by the
Duchess as a way to thank people across the…
Ahead of the holiday season, the Duchess
of Cambridge helped to spread some festive cheer as she hosted a
carol service with members of the Royal Family at Westminster
Abbey. The Together at Christmas Community Carol Service was
spearheaded by the Duchess as a way to say…
To mark Remembrance and 100 years of the
Royal British Legion, the Duchess of Cambridge sat down to discuss
the importance of Remembrance across generations young and old. The
Duchess sat down with 98-year-old veteran, Colonel Blum, and
10-year-old Cub Scout, Emily, to highlight the importance of
sharing veterans’ stories with younger generations. During the
talk, Colonel Blum said he had…
No Time to Die star Rami Malek has had
quite an exciting few years, winning an Oscar for his role as
Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody and starring in other
blockbuster films. But when it comes to speaking with the Royal
Family, he might need to take some more lessons.
The Earl and Countess of Strathearn meet with local fishermen in Scotland
27th May 2021
The Duke and Duchess of Strathearn met
with fishermen from the Pittenweem Fishermen’s Mutual Association
on Wednesday, along with their families, to hear about the fishing
industry in Fife and the impact the pandemic has had on fishing
communities on the East Coast of…
On 9 January 1982, Catherine Elizabeth
Middleton, now the Duchess of Cambridge, was born at the Royal
Berkshire Hospital in Reading. The eldest of three children, her
father Michael Middleton was a flight dispatcher for British
Airways, and her mother, Carole, was a former flight attendant. Her
sister Pippa was born in 1983 and their brother James was born in
1987. Catherine was baptized at…
On This Day in 2011: Prince William married Catherine Middleton at Westminster Abbey
29th April 2020
Friday, 29 April, 2011, about two billion
people are said to have watched from around the world as Prince
William wed Catherine Middleton at Westminster Abbey in London. The
Metropolitan Police said that about a million people lined the
route of the royal procession on…
A children’s mental health charity
supported by the Duchess of Cambridge is set to close due to lack
of funding. The Art Room is a group program that uses art-making
and discussion to support pupils with emotional difficulties. The
Duchess became of a patron of…
With three children, the Duke and Duchess
of Cambridge already have their hands full. As for another child?
The Duchess says that probably isn’t in the cards. During a visit
to Bradford with her husband, Kate chatted with locals about the
possibility of another baby. Her response suggested that George,
Charlotte, and Louis won’t be getting a brother or sister in the
near future…
