While the world was spinning out about where Kate Middleton disappeared to prior to her cancer announcement, the Princess of ...

But for Prince William and Kate Middleton, it also happened to be an event of national importance, meaning they had to share their day with a global audience of 36.7 million people. The throng of ...

Kate Middleton's parents, Michael and Carole Middleton, were wealthy in their own right but the couple was still labeled ...

Kate's trip to the Wellington Barracks marked ... who played hockey with her sister Pippa Middleton growing up. The school said their sporting facilities are 'second to none' and include ...

You can read more of our coverage on today's events by the Daily Mail's Royal Editor, Rebecca English, below. Kate, who is colonel of the regiment, missed the Irish Guards' annual occasion at ...

In April 2007, royal watchers were shocked to learn that Prince William had split with his girlfriend Kate Middleton. The couple, who had been together for around five years at that time ...

Since marrying Prince William, Kate Middleton has embraced this role, regularly attending the annual parade - and establishing it as a key event in the royal calendar. The Irish Guards was founded ...

Kate, 43, made a triumphant solo return to the celebration, before putting drinks behind the bar for guardsmen and enjoying a toast inside the Wellington Barracks in Westminster. After arriving ...

So as the two women strode into the royal box (alongside Kate's sister Pippa Middleton) and put on a public display of unity, everyone seemed to think things were going well between them.

On Monday, Kate, 43, made a triumphant solo return to the Irish Guards’ St Patrick’s Day parade, where she discussed how she wants to take Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, nine ...

Kate Middleton discussed her children's love of football during a sweet chat with an Irish Guard's seven-year-old son on St Patrick's Day, yesterday. Kate, 43, donned festive green as she ...