News about Prince William

The rapper (pictured with the royals and Kanye West in 2007), from Harlem, New York, is currently awaiting trial on sex trafficking and racketeering charges in a case that has rocked the music industry. Speaking to BBC News, Rob Shuter (left inset) - who began working for the musician in 2002 - claimed the royal brothers never accepted Diddy's invitations. In his two years as P Diddy's publicist, Rob alleged that the rapper offered to cover the cost of Harry and William (right inset)'s travel, accommodation and security in the hopes they would attend one of his parties. He said: 'Diddy was obsessed with Prince Harry and Prince William. He thinks of himself as a king, so it makes perfect sense that he would like to have two princes in his entourage.'

The former England rugby player is known to be a light-hearted and down-to-earth member of the Royal Family. Perhaps then, it is no surprise that Mike Tindall, who turns 46 today, appears to have a budding bromance with Prince William. Their close relationship seems to have grown since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle moved to the US and it is often shown through their inside jokes and Mike being chosen to accompany the prince to key events. 

Prince William (left) has revealed his 'crucial motto' for parenting Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. The royal, 42, made the cheeky comment about his family dynamic during a visit to the NFL Foundation in London on Tuesday. During the event, the Prince of Wales was encouraged to showcase his American football skills by the organisers, whose day-to-day work focuses on tackling challenges faced by young people in some of the most deprived areas of the UK. After throwing the American football through a series of targets, Prince William was presented with one to take home to his children (right).

Prince William was dapper as ever in a navy velour suit, as he arrived for The Centrepoint Awards at The British Museum on Wednesday. The royal, 42, who is a patron of the homelessness charity appeared to be in good spirits as he attended solo, without his wife, the Princess of Wales, who has been working on a slow return to public life following the news that she has finished with her chemotherapy treatment.

Prince William says he has 'no other agenda' than to help people in his mission to end homelessness.  The Prince of Wales, 42, was speaking in a new preview clip for his upcoming ITV documentary Prince William: We Can End Homelessness, which airs later this month.  Dressed in a casually buttoned blue shirt, William address the question of whether he is the 'right person' to deal with the issue in a candid moment from the new show. William is pictured inset, selling the Big Issue in 2022.

Prince William has revealed he took 'inspiration' and 'guidance' from his mother Princess Diana in his work to end homelessness.  Speaking in a new preview for his upcoming ITV documentary Prince William: We Can End Homelessness, the Prince of Wales showed the behind the scenes journey of his campaign Homewards.  The exclusive ITV documentary charts the first year of his campaign to end homelessness. 

After Kate and William split in 2007, they threw themselves into partying like normal young singletons. But as Kate was snapped more and more enjoying herself on nights out in London with her sister Pippa (inset), William started to have second thoughts about his decision to end things. So when they were both invited to a fancy dress party by a mutual friend - and Kate turned up as a nurse in fishnet tights and a short dress - a reconciliation seemed almost inevitable. For his part though, the friend - amateur jockey Sam Waley-Cohen (right) - denies deliberately playing Cupid.

She is said to be reluctant about the idea, but Queen Camilla is to be immortalised in bronze next year for her first official Royal sculpture. 'I don't think she's mad about having it done,' artist Lady Petchey (left) revealed, 'but she has agreed as it will be kept at the Royal Osteoporosis Society, which I think is lovely.' The Queen is president of the charity, which will display the finished work at their headquarters in Bath, with a copy going to Clarence House.

Kate's brother, 37, told the Walking The Dog podcast that the Prince of Wales used to make up 'excuses' to get out of game night, as he found the family 'too competitive'. James said his brood are big fans of racing demon, which is often described as a competitive form of Patience or Solitaire. However, whenever the pack of cards would make its way onto the table, William would reportedly often find himself itching to run other errands.

Although her new stack does not include Princess Diana's engagement ring, she has been sure to keep a sweet nod to her mother-in-law by wearing an 'eternity band' that is set with sapphires, the same gemstone in the famous ring. The new accessory that matches Princess Diana's 12-carat engagement ring was worn by Kate while making a congratulatory video for Team GB following their success at the Paris Olympics and then again during her heartwarming family video released last month.

While Prince William had promised the community that he would visit as soon as possible, the Princess of Wales' decision to join him is understood to have been more recent, as she wanted to 'show her support, empathy and compassion to the local community'. It marks her most significant engagement of the year so far, as Catherine, 42, met with the families of little Bebe King, six, Elsie Dot Stancombe, seven, and Alice Dasilva Aguiar, nine. At the time of the incident the couple shared a personal message of shock and sympathy for those affected and, like her husband, the princess has kept a keen eye on events since.

The Princess of Wales opted not to wear her sapphire wedding ring as she joined her husband for a surprise visit to meet the bereaved families of the Southport stabbing victims. Kate Middleton, 42, who made an appearance in her first joint official outing with Prince William since her course of chemotherapy cancer treatment ended in the summer, decided to go without her oval 12-carat Ceylon sapphire surrounded by a cluster of 14 solitaire diamonds set in white gold.

The 22-second video, shared on social media, said the programme - Prince William: We Can End Homelessness - will be 'coming soon' to ITV and ITVX. The documentary will follow the Prince of Wales during the first year of his Homewards initiative, which aims to tackle all forms of homelessness in the UK. Asked in the teaser clip where his passion for the issue comes from, William - who was without his new beard - said: 'I think it's really important that we can try and change, and tackle, the narrative around homelessness.

Liz Hatton yesterday described her shock at meeting the Prince and Princess of Wales at Windsor Castle earlier this week, after being invited to take photos at the investiture ceremonies. The talented 16-year-old from Harrogate, who has terminal cancer, has shared more images of her work on her Instagram page. (Pictured: photographs taken by Liz Hatton, Liz behind the camera, and her meeting with the Princess of Wales on Tuesday)

Liz Hatton from Harrogate, Yorkshire, is battling desmoplastic small round cell tumour, a rare and extremely aggressive form of the disease. The 16-year-old got a shock when she met Kate and William on Wednesday and described it as being beyond her 'wildest imagination'.Liz went on Good Morning Britain alongside her mother Vicky Robayna and were asked by Rob Rinder on how they dealt with the diagnosis. Liz said: 'We just have to try to remain positive because what's the point in wasting what little time I have left.'

As a universally famous princess who is mother to the future King, Kate Middleton has more than a little bit in common with the late Princess Diana. Kate, the first Princess of Wales since the tragic death of Diana in 1997, has strived to emulate her late mother-in-law's passionate work for charitable causes. And another shared trait is their love for their children and other youngsters, as videos filmed decades apart reveal. In a clip from 1984, Princess Diana can be seen holding her youngest son Prince Harry during his christening party at Windsor Castle. Diana is seen trying to beckon over her three-year-old niece Zara Phillips. She shouts, 'Zara!', and asks someone nearby, 'can you get Zara?', before saying her name again as she beckons her over with her hand. Three decades later, Prince William and Kate brought Prince George and Princes Charlotte on their royal tour of Canada. At a party for military families, Kate was filmed petting a dog. The clip shows her turning around and calling out: 'Look Charlotte, Charlotte look,' to try and get her daughter's attention.

Liz Hatton (pictured left with her brother, and right), 16, who yesterday warmed the future King and Queen's hearts after being invited by Prince William to photograph an investiture he was holding at Windsor Castle, told Mail Online that she had 'no idea' she would also be meeting the couple afterwards. The brave schoolgirl from Harrogate, Yorkshire, who is battling a rare and extremely aggressive form of the disease, described it as being beyond her 'wildest imagination' - and revealed she hadn't even considered including meeting royalty on her 'bucket list'. Pictured hugging Kate, inset.

Kate's return to work earlier this week has underscored her commitment to standing 'side by side' with other cancer patients and survivors, including 16-year-old Liz Hatton, an aspiring photographer who is battling terminal cancer. Liz, who travelled to Windsor Castle on Prince William's invitation, was diagnosed with desmoplastic small round cell tumours - an extremely rare and aggressive tumour - in January,

The legendary ex-England captain has been mocked by some fans this week after pictures emerged of him with Prince William at a London Air Ambulance appeal sporting suspiciously dyed facial hair. His bouffant hairstyle was also entirely free of grey hairs despite the footballer appearing as somewhat of a silver fox in a Netflix documentary last year.

The Prince of Wales, 42, is a lifelong fan of the Birmingham-based Premier League team and was part of the crowd for its first home game in European soccer's elite competition for 41 years. From appearing tense to putting his arms up in the air as he cheered, William, dressed in a navy jacket and sporting his fan-favourite beard, had been through all the emotions as he watched his team at Villa Park stadium in the UK's second city. Television footage showed a jubilant William cheering and hugging those next to him at full time, as his team beat German giants Bayern 1-0 in a repeat of their 1982 European Cup final win. The prince - known to be a huge football fan - also made fists in victory, as well as giving a delighted thumbs up to another member of the crowd.

NIK SIMON - RUGBY CONFIDENTIAL: The future of the Six Nations is on risky ground. There were hopes that a change in government at Westminster would lead to a change in the tournament's protected status on free-to-air TV but that is not the case. The joint broadcasting deal between the BBC and ITV expires in March and then it is open for bids. Private equity giants CVC will be involved behind the scenes and the fear is they will trade-off the sport's precious place in the public conscience in pursuit of the biggest cheque. It would be a heavy price to pay for a short-term sugar hit. Who are the players? TNT Sports have entered the market for international rugby and will surely consider bidding if their coverage of the autumn series is a hit. Backed by Warner Brothers, they recently struck a joint deal with the BBC to show the FA Cup and could explore a similar hybrid option. This could well end up being the happy medium.

As a member of the Royal Family it can often be difficult to go unnoticed, but it is not impossible. The Prince of Wales used a fake name at university - a time when he was trying to avoid the attention of the media and experience some normality during his studies. He used the false name with his friends in what royal expert Robert Jobson described as a 'bizarre' attempt to 'stay under the radar'. It was at St Andrews that William met Kate Middleton. Before they married, the couple used pseudonyms together.

Travis Kelce was left with a serious bout of imposter syndrome after meeting Prince William earlier this year, mom Donna has revealed. Kelce met his Royal Highness at one of girlfriend Taylor Swift's Eras Tour shows at Wembley Stadium over the summer, with the trio and William's children Prince George, 11, and Princess Charlotte, 9, posing for a famous selfie together backstage after the concert. Three months on from her NFL-star son's royal encounter, Donna, 71, has recalled Travis telling her that crossing paths with Prince William was 'one of the coolest things'.

Though he left with a first-class degree and a girlfriend he would go on to marry, things could have gone very differently had Prince William fulfilled his desire to leave university. After he spent his gap year travelling, the then 19-year-old's time in higher education got off to a rocky start. William began studying a degree in Art History at St Andrews in September 2001. However by the end of his first term the Prince was having second thoughts. Royal expert Robert Lacey told in his 2020 book Battle of Brothers how William only spent two of the 13 term-time weekends at the university and would often go home to London or Highgrove.