Prince William, Kate Middleton, returns to where they fell in love

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Prince William and Kate Middleton celebrate their anniversary in a place where they feel at home.
According to People Magazine, the Prince and Princess of Wales are visiting an island in the northwest of Scotland – they fell in love – starting on April 29, with the same date as their 2011 wedding.
Royal experts told Fox News Digital that the destination has special meaning for the couple, and the couple enjoys rural life while preparing to become future monarchs. William, 42, is next on the throne.
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“Prince William and Prince Catherine are heading to Moor Island on the Scotland coast,” British royal expert Hilary Fordwich told Fox News figures. “They will spend their wedding anniversary night in a self-proclaimed holiday cabin.”
“They chose moderate accommodation, rather than luxury hotels, to be a metaphor for their relationship,” Fordwich said. “It's simple, real, and represents the way they like to do things, which is without a lot of fuss and is related to rural life. They have a lasting connection with Scotland.

Prince William and Kate Middleton visited St Andrews University on February 25, 2011, before the wedding that year. (Samir Hussein/Wireimage/Getty Images)
According to Fordwich, William has been packing romance and Kate since she announced that the cancer had been relieved earlier this year. She said that in rural New York – outside the palace walls – was crucial to their relationship.

Princes and princesses of Wales and their dog Orla were walking on the ground in Windsor, England. (Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images)
“After Prince William was given the world's witness to gravity and diplomacy, all were increasingly confident on the international stage, and he cherished his time with Princess Catherine, as he said, his “second chance.” “He has been focusing on romantic dinners, long journeys and sharing their interest in rural life.”
“They are always energetic to each other in the countryside and are described as 'the drug of marriage',” Fordwich said. “They don't let the challenge separate them, but use them to blend it together. Their resilience is deeply rooted in their mutual love for their families and a deep commitment to ensuring that the next generation of monarchy is safe.”
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According to People, the couple met at St Andrews University in 2005 and studied art history. The couple, known as the Duke and Duchess of Rothesay of Scotland, opened most of their four years at university.

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The store noted that their visit to Scotland was intended to celebrate rural life and the work of agricultural communities. They will start the day at Tobermory, a beachfront town known for its harbor huts and the setting for the British children's TV show “Balamory”.
William and Kate have previously revealed their love for spending outdoors. Kate said in her 2020 podcast that her favorite family moment was “in the countryside, we are all dirty and dirty.”

Kate Middleton loves to be in the countryside with his family. (Mark Cuthbert/UK Press/Getty Images)
William In February, William told a group of the Scottish Association of Scottish Farmers Clubs: “I love the countryside and I love agriculture,” People magazine reported.

Kate Middleton met with goats on March 1, 2022 at Pant Farm near Abergavenny, South Wales, which has been supplying milk to local cheese producers for nearly 20 years. (Ben Birchall/Pool/AFP via Getty Images)
“I realized that this is an area that needs support to understand that there is support there.”
Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliam told Fox News Digital that after the couple said “I do,” William chose not to attend the Royal engagement full-time, but instead focused on prioritizing his family in a quiet, private environment.
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Prince William and Kate Middleton arrived on November 16, 2010 after getting engaged in London, England. (Samir Hussein/Wireimage/Getty Images)
“As the most eye-catching and charming royal couple in the world, they brought very special trash to the cause they supported,” Fitz Williams said. “William's Earth Award and help for the Homeless and the Catherine Early Foundation are great examples. Initially, as a public speaker, she now has confidence, calmness and charm.”

Prince William showed Prince William the worm composting to him on January 28, 2025 during a visit to Hereford, England. (Jacob King – WPA Pool/Getty Image)
“We also see examples of their intimacy as a couple, just like a royal couple, engaged in the expression of feelings,” he shared. “Their mutual feelings are particularly evident when they compete with each other in sports. They and their children strongly guard the future of the monarchy. Kate is inspired by the natural world she shows. [on social media]. ”
BBC Helena Chard told Fox News Digital that the secret behind the 14-year marriage has taken some time to share the passion.

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“The bond and lover that Princess of Wales and Princesses still share with each other is obvious,” she explained. “They complete each other like two puzzles. They are soul mates. The fact is that Prince William and Princess Catherine have a strong sense of self. They communicate, compromise and share the burden. They help each other through challenging times. Princess Catherine is a more focused solution. But their collaborative approach is everything they do.”

Prince William and Kate Middleton met students at the University of St. Andrews. (Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images)
“Their shared humor is also their superpower, and there is a wonderful network of close friends and a strong family support,” Chad said.
“From family priorities to royal efforts, they don't need to prove themselves to anyone and focus on what they do with lasers. They don't change, but simply unite. They certainly know what they think and as modern royals, they are executing everything they feel they feel, not expecting.”
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The Prince and Princess of Wales have a country house where they are raising three children. (Jonathan Brady/AFP/Getty Images)
Chad added: “They prioritize common goals to build a happy, healthy family.”

The princes and princesses of Wales have mutual love for outdoor activities. (Richard Pohle- WPA Pool/Getty Images)
According to People magazine, the couple will establish a partnership between the Royal Foundation and the local area to support two community spaces on Mull, known for their agricultural and fishing heritage. They will also visit a small farm to learn about sustainable agriculture. On the second day of the visit, media shared that the couple will spend time with local school children for outdoor learning.
Kate used to share a growing podcast on a podcast where her family taught her the importance of appreciating the outdoors.

Kate Middleton passed on her love of outdoor activities to the children. (Getty Image)
“I remember starting from my childhood – doing simple things, taking walks together, and that’s what I try to do with the kids because it completely eliminates all the complications, all the stress,” she said. “I think these experiences mean so much to children and the world that they were a real adventure for them in that era.”

The Prince of Wales and Princess shared three children: Prince George, 11-year-old Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, 7. (Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images)
Chad said Kate and William have always had a mutual love for “big outdoors” and made it a part of their work where possible.
“They put themselves into their work enthusiastically,” she said. “To 'influence' and 'scale' they are really full of interest and concern, making an impact and creating positive change… They embrace [a] Simple life and [will continue to do that] When they helped the Moore community on the 14th anniversary. The visit aims to emphasize the importance of protecting and embracing the natural environment, which is the reason deep down in them. ”
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Kate Middleton had previously said that her favorite moment was “In the countryside, we are all dirty.” (Jon Super-WPA Pool/Getty Images)

Kate Middleton and Prince William on their wedding day in 2011. (Mark Cuthbert/UK Press via Getty Images)
Before heading to Scotland, William and Kate spent most of their time on vacation at Anmer Hall, a rural home in Norfolk. People magazine reported that here, they were there to entertain Kate’s parents, Carroll and Michael Middleton on Easter Sunday.