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Prince William and Kate Middleton share look of love on glamorous BAFTAs 2023 red carpet
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foxnews.comFuture monarchs Prince William and Kate Middleton simply stunned while walking the red carpet at the British Academy of Film and Television Arts awards Sunday in London.
Middleton sported a floor-length, one-shouldered white gown by late British fashion designer Alexander McQueen – a dress she previously wore to the 2019 awards show.
She's a longtime fan of the iconic designer, who created with Gucci and Givenchy, and was once named the Commander of the British Empire for his leadership in fashion.
William and Kate appeared to be in an amorous mood as they shared sweet moments outside the Royal Festival Hall before making their way into the ceremony.
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