Prince George, now 12, faces royal protocol requiring him to fly separately from Prince William to preserve the line of succession, a tradition that has sparked debate among royal experts.

Prince William and Kate Middleton are celebrating a new arrival in their lives and it may lead to an important new role for the future King of England. William and Kate’s close friends, the Duke and Duchess of Westminster,

Prince William's son George has turned 12, triggering a protocol requiring heirs to travel separately to protect the line of succession.

Royal experts claim Princess Anne is eager for Prince William to improve his work ethic and shed allegations of being work-shy as he prepares for his future role as king.

Prince William and Kate Middleton may be ready to relocate their family from Adelaide Cottage to Fort Belvedere.

The Duke and Duchess of Westminster, Hugh and Olivia Grosvenor, welcomed their first baby — a girl named Cosima Florence Grosvenor — in London on Sunday, July 27. The couple first announced that they were expecting in March.

Constructed in the 1820s, Fort Belvedere was originally called Shrubs Hill Tower. It was designed by English architect Jeffry Wyattville—who was also responsible for rebuilding Windsor Castle. During her reign, Queen Victoria used Fort Belvedere as a tea house, and in the 1860s, it opened to the public.

Rumors of William and Kate’s move also come after reports that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who moved to the United States in 2019 and now live in Montecito, California, were relocating back to the United Kingdom as Harry repairs his relationship with his father, King Charles.