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Not even Princess Diana, who became Princess of Wales in 1981, gave companies her official seal of approval when she held the title Rachel Burchfield serves as digital editor, royals at PEOPLE.

The Princess of Wales today had an emotional reunion with genocide survivors during a Holocaust Memorial Service in London. Kate, 43, joined her husband Prince William, 42, who himself paid ...

The Princess of Wales’s decision to share her cancer experience is welcomed by many oncologists, including me. By openly discussing her diagnosis and treatment, she has brought significant ...

The Princess of Wales will join her husband Prince William at Holocaust Memorial Day commemorations in London today, Kensington Palace has confirmed. Kate and William will attend the official ...

If this happens, the honor will be "a first for anyone holding the title Princess of Wales since the days of Queen Mary, who issued warrants before her husband, George V, ascended the throne in 1910." ...

Kate Middleton could likely become an official influencer. Prince William’s wife is expected to be the first Princess of Wales in 115 years who will be granted the power to give royal warrants.

And according to a new report, the Princess of Wales might soon be able to give brands in areas other than fashion her royal seal of approval. The publication also noted that, although King Charles ...

LONDON — The Princess of Wales said that her cancer is in remission Tuesday, following a visit to hospital where she received treatment earlier this year. In a statement on social media ...

While such gestures are rare among royals, it demonstrated Kate's affectionate nature and her comfort within her role as Princess of Wales. In another significant break from tradition, after much ...

The Princess of Wales has confirmed that she is “in remission” from cancer. On Tuesday, the Princess visited the Royal Marsden Hospital and confirmed that was where she had received treatment.

The Kate Middleton effect could soon take on an even more official feel. Though there is no set timeline for when both the Prince and Princess of Wales will grant royal warrants, The Times ...