The Wales family is undoubtedly the most talked-about in the world. And from Princess Kate's return to duty following her cancer recovery, to Prince William being credited as "royalty's new rock", the couple has been front and centre.

Maria, who is from Palencia in Spain, has been very popular with the family, however there is one word she has reportedly been banned from using in front of the children. As reported by the Daily Record, Maria is believed to be banned from saying the term "kid" as it is considered to be disrespectful.

Like his father Prince William and older brother Prince George before him, it seems Prince Louis is becoming a budding Aston Villa soccer fan, as evidenced by a jersey he wore at Sandringham over the Christmas holiday.

Credit: After spending 2024 grappling with Kate Middleton's cancer treatment, she and Prince William are reassessing their priorities for the year ahead. "It's impossible to go through that kind of trauma and not to be changed as a person,

Many people will use this fresh cycle to draw up their 2025 goals, write down their resolutions, and take stock of their gratitudes, including the Prince and Princess of Wales. Following a difficult year that saw Princess Kate get diagnosed with and battle cancer,

Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis received armfuls of gifts on their annual Christmas Day walkabout outside St. Mary Magdalene Church on the grounds of the Sandringham estate. But are they allowed to keep those gifts?

Princess Kate and Prince William are working on balancing their responsibilities as parents with their roles as senior working royals, according to a royal source. The Princess of Wales announced she had completed a course of preventative chemotherapy treatment in September and has since staggering her return to public duties.