Following William’s candid comments about his parents’ ‘mistakes,’ the Princess of Wales continued their shared mission to strengthen support for families

Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, made a surprise visit to Home-Start Oxford, which provides support to parents facing a range of challenges, joining a special play session with children

Kate Middleton has quietly rebelled against royal traditions while remaining one of its brightest stars in the famous family.

Princess Kate Middleton, like many parents around the world, is concerned about the overuse of screentime among babies and young children. In an essay for the Royal Foundation’s Centre for Early Childhood shared on Thursday,

"We sit together in the same room while our minds are scattered across dozens of apps, notifications, and feeds," Kate writes in a new essay. "We’re physically present but mentally absent, unable to fully engage with the people right in front of us.

The Princess of Wales opted for head-to-toe Victoria Beckham for an outing championing early childhood development.

The Prince of Wales, 43, spoke out about his wife’s health battle with Eugene Levy for the actor’s Apple TV+ series, “The Reluctant Traveler.”

Prince William is forthright about the changes he and Kate Middleton want for the royal future of their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.

Prince William and Kate have been refusing to have live-in staff to give their three kids a normal upbringing.

Alongside his supportive gestures and encouragement, Prince William himself has directly spoken about being proud of Kate. In January he shared a message in honour of her birthday, declaring that she was the "most incredible wife and mother".

In keeping with royal family tradition, King Charles, 76, and Queen Camilla, 78, have been mostly based at Balmoral Castle in Scotland since the summer, heading south to London for official duties and the King's ongoing cancer treatments.