Kate Middleton Photographs Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall Ahead of Her 75th Birthday

Stepping out alongside her husband, Kate Middleton offered William a sweet kiss on the cheek after he lost the game.

Prince William and Kate Middleton looked all loved up like 'two teenagers' and are ‘still very much besotted with each other’ at a charity polo game, says one expert.

Royal Family have had their own VIP seats at Wimbledon for 100 years, during which time they have not been immune to drama. Centre Court's 74-seater Royal Box is reserved for only the most famous and influential Brits as well as heads of government home and abroad, to share with members of the firm.Until 2003 tennis stars had to bow or curtsey to members of the Royal Family sitting in the box of dark green wicker chairs which is now a tradition exclusively for The Queen or the Prince of Wales.READ MORE: Royals' favourite sports as Kate Middleton cheers on tennis at WimbledonEntering the Royal Box has not always proved so simple even for ticket-holding A Listers — just ask F1 champion Lewis Hamilton.As the patron of All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, Kate Middleton is a familiar face down at SW19 but has had an alarming moment of her own caught on camera.

Kate Middleton was on hand to cheer on her prince at the Royal Polo Cup in Windsor, England, on Wednesday. To the delight of his wife, Prince William participated in the polo match and even took home a trophy.After the event, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were spotted hugging, with William even planting a big kiss on his wife's cheek.

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Kate Middleton has admitted she was once left absolutely "mortified" by her dad at Wimbledon after he became confused and called a player by the wrong name. Speaking to the BBC in 2017, the Duchess of Cambridge, 40, revealed the embarrassing moment came when she had attended the historic sporting tournament with her parents, Michael Middleton and Carole Middleton. The Middleton family had just watched American tennis player Pete Sampras play and were walking away from their seats when they walked past former British number one Tim Henman.

Kate Middleton has "revolutionised" the Royal social media game, a royal expert has claimed.With the younger royals looking to move with the times and be more in tune with the 21st-century UK populace, the Duchess of Cambridge's approach to Instagram was ensuring they were keeping well ahead of the game.Australian writer Daniela Elser claimed Kate’s account was “quietly radical” and was being greatly effective in guaranteeing that the monarchy would continue for years to come.READ NEXT: UK drivers warned roads could 'melt' as 40C heatwave predicted next week And while the ‘Harry and Meghan show’ across the pond was garnering many followers, Kate’s Instagram work – where a number of pictures and videos were uploaded – proved to everyone that the royals want to be seen in a different light nowadays. Elser said: “While the eyes of the world were by and large glued to the Harry and Meghan Show, Kate has been revolutionising the royal social media game.“It was also indisputable proof of something that has become increasingly apparent of late: Kate is simply nailing the social media game.” Down-to-earth images of Prince William fooling around with his children, a “mould-breaking” snap of the Duke of Cambridge with his father, Prince Charles, and just general everyday pictures of family life, they all added new meaning to a royal site followed by hundreds of thousands of people.“And all of these pics?” asked Elser.

Holly Willoughby and Kate Garraway led the celebrities at a glittering awards event in London. The stars were out in full force as the 2022 Television and Radio Industries Club Awards took place in London’s Grosvenor House on Wednesday. Several celebrities showed up in their most striking ensembles as they arrived for the event, bringing plenty of colour to the carpet as they posed for pictures.

Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge (aka Kate Middleton) engage in some rare PDA after the Royal Charity Polo Cup 2022 at Guards Polo Club, Flemish Farm on Wednesday (July 6) in Windsor, England.

Kate Middleton and Prince William were seen indulging in a rare public display of affection after William's team won their polo match today.The Duchess of Cambridge beamed and planted an affectionate kiss on her husband's cheek after his team won at the Royal Charity Polo Cup 2022 in Windsor on Wednesday. Kate, 40, looked sensational in white as she handed out the trophies and awards to William and his teammates, before posing for a group photograph.The couple's rare PDA didn't stop there though, as they were seen putting their arms around each other as they walked across the pitch after the match.

By Bianca LondonBy Whitney Perry By Christopher RosaThis content can also be viewed on the site it from.In fact, royals just love meeting dogs. Back in January 2019, , met a bunch of therapy dogs.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Maybe if everyone could just be like dogs and look for the good in each other, the royal rift would heal and we could all be happy.

Prince William and Kate Middleton were joined by a very special guest at a charity polo match on Wednesday.

Kate Middleton put on a cheerful display on Wednesday as she was spotted stroking the family dog Orla, while cheering on her husband Prince William as he made a welcome return to the polo field. The mum of three appeared to be relaxed as she was seen giving Orla, their black cocker-spaniel, a stroke on the head as she enjoyed a glass of Pimms in the sunshine.Taking part in the Out-Sourcing Inc.

Kate Middleton showed her parents Carole and Michael some love from Wimbledon on Tuesday.

Prince William and Kate Middleton made an appearance at Wimbledon on Tuesday to watch day nine of the iconic tournament. But as the royal couple watched on they became distracted by Kate's mum, Carole Middleton, who playfully stuck her tongue out at them. Her daughter, 40, and son-in-law, also 40, who were spectating from the Royal Box, were left in fits of giggles as they noticed the funny moment before they got stuck into the game.

Prince William and Kate Middleton have been together for 11 years, and are still as in love as ever.

Kate Middleton has been snapped behind the scenes taking a photo of Camilla which will feature in Country Life Magazine's 125th anniversary special edition.The photo will also be used to mark the Duchess of Cornwall's upcoming 75th birthday, with the article being published on July 13. After the photo opportunity was commissioned by Camilla, she invited the Duchess of Cambridge, 40, to capture the cover image at her home in Wiltshire.The behind the scenes photo of Kate was posted to the Clarence House Instagram page, with the caption: "In celebration of The Duchess of Cornwall’s upcoming 75th birthday and the magazine’s 125th anniversary, Her Royal Highness has guest edited a special commemorative edition of @CountryLifeMagazine, to be published on Wednesday 13th July.

Wimbledon, but Carole Middleton did the same off the court on Tuesday (July 5).The mother of Kate Middleton was in the Royal Box on day nine of the tournament, along with her daughter and son-in-law Prince William at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club.Watching the action unfold in front of them, with comedian David Walliams (and his mother) nearby, there came a moment when Carole playfully poked her tongue out at the Cambridges and merriment ensued, with laughter emanating from the best seats in the house. READ NEXT: Prince William 'drops F-bomb' at Wimbledon watching Cameron Norrie, fans claim Social media users were quick to pass comment on the frivolities, with one onlooker tweeting: “Now I know why William loves Carole Middleton. She is fun.

not have realized is that among the are a few -approved hair-care, skin-care, and makeup brands. Whether you're looking to cop her wedding-day makeup look or smell like the duchess herself, these picks can make it happen.Other than a well-documented affinity for , , and , there’s surprisingly little information out there regarding the Duchess of Cambridge’s exact beauty products of choice.

There were smiles all around as David Walliams' mum Kathleen was thrilled to be sat behind Kate Middleton and Prince William at Wimbledon. David and his mum chatted and laughed with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge as they took their seats directly behind the royal couple to enjoy a day of tennis in the Royal Box at centre court.

Country Life magazine published their 125th anniversary cover, photographed by and starring Camilla.  Camilla, who is also celebrating her 75th birthday later this month, personally requested Kate to snap her photo for the issue which she also guest edited. (See the cover .)"I'd quite like Catherine to do it," she reportedly told Country Life editor Mark Hedges, per .