Bigger than the shift in how Kate will approach the logistics of her schedule, however, is the shift in the Wales' priorities going forward—and how they'll approach their dual roles as working royals and devoted parents to their three children, Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6.

There's been plenty of speculation about where Prince William and Kate Middleton will send their oldest son, Prince George—who is currently 11 years old—when the times comes for him to change schools when he's 13 and leave Lambrook,

Kate Middleton and Prince William have chosen their favorite moments of 2024 in an Instagram carousel — and a selfie of Prince William, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Taylor Swift taken backstage at Wembley Stadium during Swift’s Eras Tour stop there made the cut.

It seems like they are taking a very pragmatic approach to the entire situation. Of course, we are talking about Prince William and Kate Middleton and the rules they have in place when it comes to their three children and their social media use.

Looks like Kate Middleton and Prince William might be turning over a new leaf in 2025. Emphasis on might be, since when it comes to the royals, things are always a bit hazy. That said, there's a new report from Closer (via The Sun) claiming that William and Kate could renew their vows and even go on a second honeymoon in 2025.

Catherine, Princess of Wales, better known as Kate Middleton, and Prince William have three children who are growing up so fast. And with raising kids in this generation, you gotta keep in mind plenty of things,

Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis are all preparing to go back to school after the Christmas break and it's a big year for the eldest sibling

Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis are all set to return to school after the festive break, and it's a big year for the eldest of the Cambridge children