Kate Middleton and Prince William will attend the Wales vs. England Six Nations Match in Cardiff, Wales on March 15, where they'll be supporting opposite teams. Here's why.

Princess Kate has honored the mother-in-law she never met, Princess Diana, in a number of ways through the years. Whether it's channeling the late princess in a very similar mint green blazer or wearing Diana's iconic sapphire engagement ring,

Kate Middleton and Prince William have long been happily married, but once upon a time, the two went through a bit of a rocky period—which resulted in a brief yet dramatic breakup. The year was 2007,

Kate Middleton briefly split from Prince William in 2007 and her comments during one party reportedly showed her true colors as she opened up about the breakup

Prince William and Kate Middleton are poised to be a divided household this weekend as their rival teams prepare to face off in a highly anticipated rugby match. As Patron of the Welsh Rugby Union, William will be cheering on Wales;

Prince William and Kate Middleton live in Adelaide Cottage with their three children - Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis - and their beloved family dog, Orla