Prince William has sparked speculation following Kate's nod to Princess Diana. The Princess of Wales performed a solo engagement at the Royal Marsden Hospital on Tuesday, marking the occasion with a meaningful new addition to her jewellery collection.

There’s been a major shift in Prince William’s body language. Maybe he’s relieved that his wife Kate Middleton’s cancer is in remission. Or perhaps he’s thrilled about his brand-new roles. Or maybe his growing beard has given him a new wave of confidence.

Kate and William, the Prince and Princess of Wales, confirmed their patronage of the hospital where she had cancer treatment, the Royal Marsden Hospital in London.

Kate Middleton ditched her engagement ring for the Princess of Wales' first royal outing of 2025 — but there's nothing to worry about! Fans expressed concern over the state of Kate and her husband Prince William's marriage after she recently made an appearance at Royal Marsden Hospital in London without the shiny rock on her finger.

Royal expert Hilary Fordwich discussed the major challenges Prince William is already facing as the heir apparent. "Prince William is dedicated to duty, as imbued in him by Queen Elizabeth II, who tutored him every Sunday regarding his royal duties," Fordwich told Fox News Digital.

This week has been full of exciting royal family news. First, Kate Middleton returned to the same cancer center where she received treatment and revealed that she’s “in remission.” Then, she announced that she and her husband,

Kate Middleton and Prince William are not primarily referred to as the Prince and Princess of Wales when they visit Scotland due to one historical tradition in the country.

The Prince of Wales was announced as the patron of the College of Paramedics at his first outing of the year on Wednesday, Jan. 15

Catherine, Princess of Wales, also known as Kate Middleton, announced that she has been diagnosed with cancer. Recently, she took to her Instagram to announce that she is 'cancer is in remission' after treatment.

The Prince of Wales has been announced as the new Patron of the College of Paramedics and will attend their first-ever Emergency and Critical Care Conference in Birmingham. The conference will focus on supporting emergency responders in making crucial decisions under pressure,