Prince William and Kate Middleton will celebrate their 13th anniversary together on April 29. The royal couple decided to celebrate their anniversary in a “very different way” after Kate was diagnosed with cancer.
According to royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams, the Prince and Princess of Wales, who have three children together, will not be celebrating the special occasion in a grand way as Kate is currently recovering from major abdominal surgery in January. Undergo preventive chemotherapy. He told UK News it would be a private matter this year.
Prince William and Kate dated for a long time before deciding to exchange vows on April 29, 2011 at Westminster Abbey. Their three children include Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
The royal expert called it a “like-minded marriage,” saying they were focused on raising their children amid the ongoing royal family drama. They want to ensure “their children grow up as normally as possible.”
While Kate is undergoing treatment in hospital, Prince William is reportedly following a more “modern parenting style” and a “hands-on approach.”
Although the children were cared for by a nanny during Kate’s cancer diagnosis, the Prince and Princess of Wales’ “first priority” was to raise their children in the perfect way.
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Learn about William and Kate’s love story and previous wedding anniversaries
William and Kate have previously marked their wedding anniversaries by sharing family photos or videos.
Fitzwilliams said: “On their 10th wedding anniversary they shared a delightful home video last year of a happy photo of them riding a bike together.” He stressed that as Kate had been seeking to get married on Monday Any public commemoration is therefore unlikely to take place. Space and privacy.
They began dating in 2001 while studying at the University of St. Andrews and remained friends throughout college.
They got engaged in 2010 and gave interviews together.
“There’s a good foundation. I do believe now with [each other] That’s a huge advantage,” William said.