Kate Middleton and Prince William were feeling the love during their day out in Wales. On Feb. 26, the Prince and Princess of Wales visited Pontypridd in south Wales in the run-up

The Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, is gearing up for her future role as Queen – and is poised to make royal history in the process. She is set to become the first Princess of Wales to issue her own royal warrants in more than a century, signalling her growing influence within the monarchy and marking a departure from recent tradition.

Prince William and Princess Kate visited Pontypridd in Wales. Despite their deep affection for each other, the couple generally avoids public displays of affection. However, a video circulating the internet this time shows them holding hands.

Kate Middleton and Prince William visited Wales on Feb. 26, opting to take the train rather than a royal escort. See their arrival.

Prince William and Princess Kate visited Pontypridd in south Wales yesterday, ahead of St. David's Day celebrations on 1st March. The royal couple spent time with members of the local community, hearing about life in the Welsh town.

Prince William and Princess Kate recently visited Pontypridd, Wales. Despite their deep affection for each other, the couple is known for rarely displaying public affection. However, a video has surfaced online showing them holding hands.

"I can tell who’s been here the longest by the cold hands," Prince William told the crowd during a walkabout in Wales

Prince William and Kate Middleton have returned to work—and brought some PDA with them. There was once a time when the Prince and Princess of Wales eschewed public displays of a

When it comes to showing PDA at work, Princess Kate and Prince William are typically hands-off—literally. But after the couple finished their royal engagements in Wales on Wednesday, they indulged in a small,