It is a day that will be etched in memories and in the history books of the United Kingdom. On April 29, 2011, Prince William and his partner Kate Middleton were married at Westminster Abbey in London.. A union which will see the birth of three adorable children: George, Charlotte and Louis. To celebrate their 13 years of love, the couple – like every year – revealed a souvenir photo on his Instagram account. We (re)discover, thus, Kate was in her Sarah Burton dress for Alexander McQueen, while William wore the tunic of the Irish Guards.
While last year, the lovers opted for a bucolic setting appearing in the countryside on a bicycle, this time he surprised (even terrorized) admirers of the royal family. Indeed, the couple, who now live at Adelaide Cottage, revealed an official photo of D-Day… in black and white. Although Kate and William appear smiling and the caption reads: “ 13 years ago today!” , it prevents that the choice of black and white seems to be in poor taste given the circumstances.
Ill and absent for weeks, many Britons are impatiently awaiting news from the Princess of Wales and this photo, in black and white, suggests at first glance that bad news has just arrived. “ I almost had a heart attack » can we read in a comment or even « Why do you continue to use old photos? Where is Kate?“.
Charles III returns to the field for a symbolic outing
While Kate Middleton’s state of health remains a mystery and she has no longer appeared in public since the announcement of her cancer, Charles III celebrates a big day this Tuesday, April 30. Indeed, after three months of absence, the king resumes his public activities. A first outing with strong symbolism. The British sovereign, accompanied by his wife Queen Camilla, visited a cancer research and treatment center.
However, Buckingham, although optimistic, announced that the resumption of activities of King Charles III would be gradual and adapted to his state of health. Its commitments will be “ carefully calibrated ” in ” close consultation with doctors“, clarified the palace.
