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.

The Princess of Wales will be travelling with her children very soon due to one key event happening this week.

Kate Middleton broke into a broad smile as she accepted a drawing of her only daughter, Princess Charlotte, from a young fan while on the royal family’s annual Christmas Day walkabout at Sandringham.

Royals expert Neil Sean gives insight into what to expect from the royal family in 2025, sharing the good and bad coming their way.

Princess Kate has seemingly planned to join Prince William for his upcoming royal tour after finishing her chemotherapy.Last year, the Princess of Wales got diagnosed with cancer and took a break from royal duties.

Prince George will be heading off to boarding school at age 13, and he is expected to attend his mother Kate Middleton's alma mater Marlborough College.

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. There's been plenty of speculation about where Prince William and Kate Middleton will send their oldest son,

Princess Kate has 'throwing herself' into looking after Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis despite her cancer diagnosis, a royal expert has said. Former BBC Royal correspondent Jennie Bond told OK!

Prince William and Princess Kate have been weighing out their options when it comes to boarding schools and it seems one has tipped the scales.