The Prince and Princess of Wales at Buckingham Palace, 9th May 2023.

Buckingham Palace garden party, 9th May 2023.

guys there is a double fucking rainbow above the buckingham palace

Ten Years of Will and Kate!

My top ten moments of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge over the past decade.

{1} On their first official tour in Canada in 2011, William and Catherine embrace after a friendly rowing competition.

{2} Will and Kate get their groove on in Tuvalu in 2012. 

{3} A pregnant Duchess of Cambridge and her husband visited the Harry Potter studios in 2013. 

{4} Proud parents introducing Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis to the world on the steps of the Lindo Wing in 2013, 2015, and 2018.

{5} William and Kate have a bit of fun on their snowy photoshoot in the French Alps in 2016.

{6} The duo practiced a bit of archery during an official visit to the Kingdom of Bhutan in 2016.

{7} The Duke of Cambridge is always trying to make his wife laugh. Here he is at the London Marathon in 2017 blowing an airhorn at his wife.

{8} In 2019, The Duchess of Cambridge helped create a garden for the Chelsea Flower Show that was focused on getting kids outside to play. Here she is pictured showing The Queen her finished garden. Before Her Majesty arrived, William even got down on his hands and knees to help with the finishing touches. 

{9} Move over Kate, you are not the only fashion icon in this relationship. Prince William donned a traditional Pakistani sherwani to a reception at the national monument during their 2019 tour to the country. The Duchess wore a green Jenny Packham gown and a traditional dupatta scarf.

{10} Their Royal Highnesses The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited Westminster Abbey and their vaccine clinic in 2021. 

@RoyalFamily: A notice has been placed on the forecourt of Buckingham Palace following the announcement of the birth of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s third child @KensingtonRoyal. It is tradition that a framed notice of birth goes on display on a ceremonial easel on the forecourt at the Palace. The notice will be on display for approximately 24 hours. When it is taken down, it is sent to the Privy Council Office so that the details of may be recorded in the Privy Council records.