'Broody' Kate Middleton lovingly cradles tiny baby after William hints at baby number four

Prince William and Kate Middleton brought some humour to a candid discussion about mental health during a recent radio show takeover.

Party in the USA! Prince William and Princess Kate are “excited” to be coming to America for the first time in eight years, a source exclusively reveals in the latest issue of Us Weekly.

sale!RELATED: 20 best Amazon Prime Day beauty deals Right now, Amazon has one of Princess Kate and Michelle Obama's go-to anti wrinkle creams, Biotulin Supreme Skin Gel, for less in the big October Prime Day sale. The Princess of Wales is said to be such a fan that she was the one who recommended the ‘organic Botox’ formula to the former First Lady. SEE: Michelle Obama looks happy and radiant in stunning beach photoREAD: Kate Middleton's skincare secrets: Her trusted beauty products and tricksIt has been widely reported that Michelle’s makeup artist Carl Ray revealed the shared luxury beauty secret, saying the former First Lady has been a fan “on the recommendation of Kate Middleton" and describing the effect of the anti-wrinkle cream as “unbelievable.

One month on from King Charles’ accession to the throne following the sad loss of his mother The Queen, thoughts are already moving to the future as the planning for the monarch’s coronation is now in full swing. The historic ceremony will formalise the proceedings and see Charles crowned the King alongside his wife Queen Consort Camilla in a service that is widely expected to be broadcast all around the world.

Prince William and Kate Middleton are expanding their royal resume. The Price and Princess of Wales celebrated World Mental Health Day by interviewing mental health advocates for BBC Newsbeat’s youth-focused radio show.

, may have access to the royal vault, but she’s got a pretty impressive jewelry collection of her own, too. Evidence: the she wore on a visit to BBC Radio 1’s Live Lounge on October 10, which elevated her simple cream top, cream blazer, and black trousers.

A month on from Her Majesty the Queen’s death, doting grandson Prince William reportedly travelled back to Scotland to visit Balmoral. During the trip, the father-of-three, 40, made a pilgrimage to Craigowan Lodge, which was lovingly known as the late Queen’s bolthole.The property on the family’s 50,000 acre estate is said to have been used for informal events over the years, and was a “favourite” of Queen Elizabeth’s.

The Prince and Princess of Wales will speak about the importance of mental health on a specially recorded show for BBC Radio One’s Newsbeat. William and Kate, both 40, led a discussion for World Mental Health Day on Monday for a special programme which will be aired on BBC Radio One, Radio One Extra and the Asian Network on Tuesday afternoon.

King Charles III is said to be planning a “modest” Coronation, where his eldest son Prince William, 40, will play a key role. Charles was formally proclaimed King just days after his late mother Her Majesty the Queen died last month, but his official Coronation isn’t expected to take place until sometime next year.

It's been just over a month since the nation bid their final farewell to Her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II - and since King Charles lost his beloved mother. But royal commentator Duncan believes that the "huge hole" The Queen's death has left in the institution has been filled by what he describes as the "new Fab Four" rallying together, crediting the Prince and Princess of Wales for having fulfilled their royal duties by supporting the new monarch and Queen Consort Camilla since their ascension to the throne.

Royal Family website, it suggests that upon meeting royalty, men should bow from the neck and women should dip into a small curtsey. The same rules follow when you address a royal. It’s ‘Your Royal Highness’ on the first meeting and subsequently ‘Sir’ or ‘Ma’am’.

Prince William has inherited a lavish estate in the West Country where it is thought King Charles wanted him to settle down with Kate Middleton.The rambling country estate at Harewood Park in Herefordshire was bought by the Duchy of Cornwall shortly before William went to university in Scotland. Royal watchers claimed Charles wanted to create a new Highgrove for his eldest son after he applied for planning permission to rebuild a grand mansion house on the estate, replacing the one demolished by the SAS in the 1950s, reports GloucestershireLive.

Prince William and Kate Middleton have revealed they will host their own BBC Radio 1 Newsbeat special.The couple appeared on Monday's episode (October 10) of Newsbeat and confirmed they'd recorded a special programme in honour of World Mental Health Day.Revealing their hopes to "have a meaningful conversation about mental health", Kate, 40, teased that Newsbeat "will sound slightly different" with both Royals on board.READ MORE: Psychic claims King Charles will abdicate and Prince Harry will leave Meghan MarkleTheir 15-minute special will air across Radio 1, 1Xtra and Asian Network from 12.45 pm on Tuesday, October 11.The Prince and Princess of Wales will interview four guests on the programme, who will all discuss their own mental health experiences. One guest, a mental health advocate, recently worked with EastEnders on its poignant schizophrenia storyline.While explaining their Newsbeat takeover, William, 40, said the couple will discuss mental health stigma, as well as the negative impacts social media use can have on young people's mental wellbeing.The prince also confirmed they will talk about coping skills and resources to help alleviate the causes and symptoms of mental health conditions including anxiety and depression.William said: "As part of World Mental Health Day, Catherine and I have recorded a special programme taking over the radio to talk about the importance of mental health.

The Prince and Princess of Wales have recorded a special programme for BBC Radio 1's Newsbeat to mark World Mental Health Day. William and Kate announced on Monday's Newsbeat show that their discussion on the importance of mental health will be broadcast on Tuesday 11 October.The pair addressed listeners during the bulletin, with Kate teasing that "Newsbeat will sound slightly different" on Tuesday.

Following the death of the Queen, Prince William inherited a sprawling country estate King Charles originally bought for his son to settle into family life.

The Princess of Wales has always had a group of close knit friends, some who she met at university or school while others she got to know through her husband Prince William. Kate, 40, and William, also 40, have grown close to each other's pals throughout the years after meeting at St Andrews University and starting a relationship. The mum-of-three has friends who have remained by her side through school, marriage and having children, and after joining the Royal Family she's also formed close bonds with certain Royals, such as Sophie, Countess of Wessex.

King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla are all smiles in a newly released picture of them alongside the Prince and Princess of Wales at Buckingham Palace. Royal commentator Duncan Larcombe believes the foursome are "starting as they mean to go on" in terms of their duties as a family of working royals, as he dubs them "the new Fab Four", implying Prince Harry and his wife have been replaced by his father and step-mother.

 Royal Family – had a blast at an outdoor market in Belfast during their surprise visit to Northern Ireland this week."William and Kate, both 40, laughed as they raced each other to mix up a particular drink, before the prince was declared the winner."I’ve often noticed that these two seem like they have got a healthy – and funny – level of competition in their relationship."The Apprentice star concluded in her column for The Sun: "I wonder if that is perhaps one of their secrets to happiness."Elsewhere, a body language expert has heaped praise on Kate over her "elegant traits", which she combines with "relatability".Judi James explained exclusively to Express.co.uk why she believed the Princess of Wales will be ready for her role as Queen when the time comes.She said: "It would be hard to imagine someone with body language that is more suited to the role of Queen than Kate."She brings many of the more traditional, formal and elegant traits that the Queen was known for, but blends them with some touches of her own that update her image to suit this age of relatability, accessibility and video communications."Judi went on to reflect on how Kate isn't afraid to have fun or get her hands dirty during her royal engagements.She questioned whether this could potentially change as she moves from Duchess to Princess and Princess to Queen Consort.She posed the question: "Kate does A-list glamour and elegance perfectly, but will she need to drop some of her more casual looks, like her sporting gear or even shorts that she tends to wear on some of her visits?"Judi went on: "Kate always looks totally happy and confident joining in all the sporting action as part of her royal roles."Earlier this year she became patron of the Rugby

Kate Middleton was the epitome of regal and during a recent trip to Northern Ireland, where she proved just how calm and collected she could be. The Princess of Wales, 40, along with the Prince of Wales visited Belfast earlier in the week and during their trip she was subjected to a rather awkward exchange.