Chances are, if you’re a royal fan, you’ve heard of the name Natasha Archer. For well over a decade, she was Catherine, Princess of Wales’s Personal Assistant and stylist. Not only was she a loyal member of Catherine,

Catherine, Princess of Wales, watched Jannik Sinner defeat Carlos Alcaraz in the men’s final along with her family on Sunday.

Kate, The Princess of Wales, was greeted by a standing ovation from the crowd as she took her seat in the royal box at Wimbledon to watch the women's singles final

Princess Kate is making a slow return to public duties following her cancer treatment, with the royal delighting Wimbledon fans with an unexpected appearance.

Kate Middleton returned to Wimbledon on Saturday for her first appearance this season, continuing a tradition for the royal.

When it comes to Princess Catherine, royal watchers know there’s really no such thing as too much information. From her enviable outfit choices to her ever-evolving hairstyles to her passion projects that tug at our heartstrings—every little detail is devoured.

Kate Middleton made her first public appearance since missing Royal Ascot, planting a rose named in her honor at a hospital garden, where she opened up about her cancer journey.

For her state banquet gown, Kate chose a dark red Givenchy evening gown designed by Sarah Burton, who also designed the princess's wedding dress. Kate and William shared their looks ahead of the state banquet on social media, captioning a photo, "Ready for what promises to be a wonderful State Banquet this evening in Windsor."

Princess Kate has planted the 'Catherine's Rose', named after her, in the garden of Colchester Hospital. All proceeds from the sale of the plant will go to cancer research. The Princess also spoke about the difficult phase following her chemotherapy.

Kate, the Princess of Wales, is scheduled to return to Wimbledon to watch the men’s final between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner and present the trophies afterward