Meeting at university as teenagers, some could say it was written in the stars that Prince William and Kate Middleton would cross paths at St Andrews during their studies.

Prince William and Princess Kate have made a pivotal decision regarding the future of their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, carefully selecting their next school to ensure their security and well-being.

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.

But with the arrival of 2025, the Wales children can expect a bit of normalcy once again—and even a few "treats," according to royal author Ingrid Seward. While speaking with Hello!, Seward revealed that Princess Kate and Prince William might want to "spoil" their kids with a few vacations after such a difficult year.

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.

After a tough year, Princess Kate has reasons for optimism going into 2025 after she announced in September that her chemotherapy had finished.

As she continues her return to public life, Kate Middleton joked “I seem to have lost my family!” after she fell behind Prince William, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis on the royal family’s traditional Christmas Day walkabout.

You'd think Prince William and Kate Middleton have probably figured out the whole gift-giving thing after more than two decades together. I mean, they've been through numerous birthdays, anniversaries and holidays together,

Prince William humorously recounted gifting Kate Middleton binoculars during their early romance, which has since become a recurring joke for the couple. They met at St. Andrews University and married in 2011.