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Kate Middleton and Prince William have spent their Caribbean royal tour meeting locals and taking in the rich culture of Belize, Jamaica and the Bahamas. During their eight-day trip, the 40-year-old Duchess of Cambridge has sported vibrantly colored outfits while participating in loads of activities, including playing drums at Bob Marley's former home, dancing with crowds, greeting locals, and making formal appearances. Though she's known for recycling her looks, Kate opted to mostly wear new ensembles during this tour, which she and William took part in to honor Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee year. Take a look at some of her most stunning styles!Matching the royal blue of the Belize flag, Kate wore a beautiful Jenny Packham lacy two-piece for her arrival in the Caribbean. In perhaps her most glam getup of the trip, Kate wowed in a sparkly pink gown by The Vampire's Wife at a reception in Belize. During her first full day of the tour in Belize, Kate rocked a colorful Tory Burch printed dress that allowed her plenty of room to show off her dance moves. Kate went full Laura Croft in this casual look while touring Belize's Caracol ruins.

Kate Middleton and Prince William have continued their tour of the Caribbean and she wore three looks throughout their Thursday events!

Prince William made his landmark speech and spoke out about slavery during an official dinner and reception hosted by the Governor General of Jamaica at King’s House on Wednesday (March 23) in Kingston, Jamaica.

Prince William and Kate Middleton are continuing their Platinum Jubilee Royal Tour of the Caribbean, which began in Belize on March 19 and ends in Jamaica on March 26.

Kate Middleton swapped the floaty dresses for a chic white trouser suit as she and Prince William met with Jamaica's prime minister on Wednesday.The Duchess of Cambridge, 40, nailed power dressing for the occasion as she continues engagements on her and her husband William's royal tour of the Caribbean. Kate smiled as she posed alongside Prince William, 39, and the Prime Minister of Jamaica, Andrew Holness and his wife Juliet.The Duke and Duchess visited the PM and his wife at his office in Kingston, Jamaica.

Kate Middleton and Prince William have arrived in Kingston, Jamaica as they embark on the next phase of their Royal tour of the Caribbean.The couple stepped off the plane to an official welcome as they then prepared to travel to King's House for a meeting with the Governor General of Jamaica. Kate looked incredible in a striking yellow dress that featured a floral design on the shoulder, and her brunette tresses were swept back into a low ponytail.

Roots, as Queen Aoleon in Coming to America, and the voice of Simba’s mother and Mufusa’s wife in The Lion King. In tribute to the above-stated role which will be missed in the highly anticipated Coming 2 America sequel out today, we take a look back at Sinclair’s life and achievements.Born in Kingston, Jamaica on April 28, 1938, Sinclair worked as a teacher in Jamaica until she was nearly 30 years old.

Roots, as Queen Aoleon in Coming to America, and the voice of Simba’s mother and Mufusa’s wife in The Lion King. In tribute to the above-stated role which will be missed in the highly anticipated Coming 2 America sequel out today, we take a look back at Sinclair’s life and achievements.Born in Kingston, Jamaica on April 28, 1938, Sinclair worked as a teacher in Jamaica until she was nearly 30 years old.

Bunny Wailer — a founding member of the Wailers with Bob Marley — passed away early on Tuesday. He was 73.Wailer died at the Medical Associates Hospital in Kingston, Jamaica.

Jamaican broadcaster Clinton Lindsay said that the producer had been “battling kidney problems” for several months.

Legendary record producer Bunny Lee has died at the age of 79.

Johnny Nash, known for his hit song "I Can See Clearly Now," has died. He was 80.

Johnny Nash has sadly died at the age of 80.

This February, the Marley family opened up Tuff Gong Studios in Kingston, Jamaica for a tour of its newly refurbished vinyl pressing plant, which is set to re-open this summer after largely falling out of use.The plant will have an annual capacity of 250,000 units, and a series of limited-edition pressings of Marley classics — with that coveted Tuff Gong stamp — are set to be announced later this year.Here, Rohan Marley guides Billboard through the new plant and Tuff Gong’s iconic recording studio, while he and his brother Julian Marley muse on their father’s legacy amid a concert to celebrate what would have been Bob Marley’s 75th birthday.Along the way, we get a look inside Tuff Gong’s recording studio and mastering room, warehouse of old