After a “brutal” year for the Royal Family, a source has claimed that Prince William is planning a “second honeymoon” and may renew his wedding vows with Kate Middleton.
After what was described as a 'year from hell' for Prince William, 42, and the Princess of Wales, 42, earlier this month, we saw the couple alongside their three children – Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, nine, and Prince Louis , six, in her Royal Carols: Together at Christmas Mass at Westminster Abbey.
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The family also joined together on Christmas Day for the annual Sandringham Church service, and now, the royal family is gathering together more than ever, insiders say. Prince Williamwho recently described this year as the “most difficult” of his life, is determined to start the new year a new chapter for Kate by getting her off her feet for a second romantic “honeymoon”.
As Closer reported, a source admitted that the past year has made them “closer than ever.”
The source said: “Wills is absolutely romantic – Kate values time spent alone, and there's nothing more special than having her prince to herself. So he's planning a romantic getaway – just the two of them – and Wills has set the wheels in motion to send Kate away.
Not only that, but the source claimed that the vow renewal wouldn't be a surprise either, adding: “And those close to them wouldn't be surprised if the royal couple took this time to reaffirm their wedding vows in a special blessing.”
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Kate became an inspiration to cancer patients and their families when she spoke about her diagnosis and undergoing treatment this year.
In September, she and William released a video to announce the end of Kate's treatment, and while the message was full of hope and celebration, she described her road to “healing and full recovery” as “long.”
As a result, the source claimed that William is fully aware of how much Kate has done this year, both mentally and physically.
The source continued: “This has been a difficult year for Kate and Wills, full of emotional ups and downs. He confided in his friends that everything has been thrown their way, but he is proud of the way they have weathered the storm.
“However, he has seen how Kate has had to go through surgery on autopilot this year to put on a normal show for the kids and move on – so a much needed MOT of the soul so they can reconnect.”
And while the family spent Christmas this year at Anmer Hall, their home near a secluded beach in Norfolk, insiders revealed how Africa could be just the place for William and Kate to relax as a couple.
While Kate and William married at Westminster Abbey in April 2011 and honeymooned in the Seychelles, the stunning landscape of the Kenyan mountains holds a special place in both countries. hearts.
The picturesque African spot served as the backdrop for William's proposal to Kate at a wildlife hut in 2010.
Wills has enlisted a trusted family friend to assist with this very special getaway to a place of great significance
Royal source
While staying on the private 55,000-acre Lewa estate, William Beckett flew high up the slopes of Mount Kenya to propose on the shores of one of the mountain's stunning glacial lakes.
The country was also a favorite of his mother, Princess Diana, and has a connection to his grandmother, the late Queen, as the place where she first heard… news Since her accession to the throne in 1952.
Inside Prince William and Kate Middleton's relationship – in their words
After years of dating, Prince William and Kate Middleton announced their engagement on November 16, 2010.
Prince William revealed in his interview with the BBC that he knew from the beginning that Kate was different from others.
“From my perspective, when I first met Kate, I knew there was something very special about her,” he said in their engagement interview.
When asked what brought them together, it turns out her “wicked sense of humour” was the turning point.
“She has a really dirty sense of humour, which really helps me because I have a really dirty sense of humour, so it was a lot of fun, we had a really good laugh, and then things happened,” he said.
And Prince William seems to be a very interested partner in Kate. fainting.
She previously said Hello! What a gentleman he is, and he said: 'You know, over the years William has taken care of me, he has treated me very well – as a loving friend, he is very supportive through the good times and also through the good times.' Bad times.”
In April 2011, Prince William and Kate Middleton tied the knot in Westminster Abbey in a ceremony watched by millions of fans around the world.
Kate wore a stunning Alexander McQueen dress and the mesmerized prince was seen telling Kate: “You look beautiful” before the ceremony began.
They may have an unconventional life, but when it comes to their relationship, it all boils down to having fun.
Prince William added: “We obviously have a very good time together, we both have a very good sense of humor about things, we're down to earth, we stay away from each other a lot, and she has a lot of habits.” “Which makes me laugh as I tease her about it.”
Then, the source realised: “They want to go somewhere secluded – and Wells has enlisted a trusted family friend to help with this very special private trip to a place of the utmost importance – Africa and wildlife reserves are both their loves.
“Blessing their wedding there after 14 years will be really special.”
Wells set the wheels in motion to keep Kate away
Royal source
But in the end, the source realized that the couple is very grateful that they still have each other's shoulders to lean on after their turbulent year.
While the rift between the royal family and Meghan Markle and Prince Harry appears to be deepening, and Prince Andrew appears to be moving away, the source claimed that William and Kate are instead focusing on everything they have to be thankful for.
The insider concluded: “This year they have both hit their stride but it has been very difficult.
“Now, having overcome the gates to emerge stronger, they feel more grateful than ever for their love and their children.”
Kensington Palace has been contacted for comment.
The royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton
April 29, 2011 was the day Kate and William got married.
They tied the knot at Westminster Abbey in London in a televised event watched by millions around the world.
Prince Harry served as his brother's best man, and they both wore traditional military uniforms.
Meanwhile, Kate wore a French Chantilly dress and an English Cluny lace dress from Alexander McQueen designed by Sarah Burton.
Kate later changed into a second white strapless evening gown to attend a dinner party hosted by Prince Charles with nearly 300 guests in attendance.
