There are a lot of things that put Princess Charlotte in a league of her own. The 9-year-old royal is the Queen of Sass, the Queen of Stylish Sustainability, and she has some unbelievable side eye that rivals her late grandma Princess Diana. And now, it turns out that the young Princess of Wales — …

According to royal author Phil Dampier who chatted with The Sun, Kate and William know Prince George has a special place in their family due to being the literal heir to the thron

Prince William and Princess Kate want to shelter their youngest children from feeling like — and being seen as — "spares." Historically, being the spare hasn't worked out very well for the younger royal siblings,

Prince William and Princess Kate are committed to fostering a strong bond between their three children—Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis—while ensuring Charlotte

Prince William, Princess Kate and Prince George are said to be set for a busy and tense weekend. The couple are known to be huge sports fans, with all three of their children also thought to enjoy different sports. Much like the Prince and Princess of Wales, 11-year-old George is known to be a fan of rubgy.

Prince William and Princess Kate have won praise from fans over footage in which they appeared to be moving as one. The Prince and Princess of Wales seemed to be in sync during high-profile visits across the world from Canada to the Caribbean.

Kate Middleton and Prince William went on a discreet ski trip with their family over the New Year, and we, the people, are only just hearing about it. According to the Daily Mail, the couple "slipped away from their home at Anmer on the Sandringham estate shortly after Christmas" and spent several days in the Alps—where they were joined by Kate's family.

On Jan. 9, the prince reciprocated with a deeply personal birthday message to Kate. "To the most incredible wife and mother. The strength you’ve shown over the last year has been remarkable. George, Charlotte, Louis and I are so proud of you… We love you," William wrote.

While commemorating Holocaust Memorial Day on Jan. 27, the Prince of Wales spoke to Holocaust survivors and remarked there was “a lot of history at this table”

At Lambrook School in Berkshire, England, the morning routine unfolds with surprisingly little fanfare, despite the fact that the heir to the British throne is a student. The Prince and Princess of Wales have mastered what many considered impossible: maintaining a semblance of normal school life for Prince George,