The Princess of Wales is set to honour iconic British brands with a Royal Warrant - becoming the first princess to do so in over a century. Sources close to Kate have told The Times that she will bestow the warrant on her favoured companies to “ recognise British skills and industry ” soon.

Princess Kate is not only celebrated and loved by her fans but a senior member of the royal family who wholeheartedly admires the future Queen. According to a royal commentator

Prince William, the Prince of Wales and heir to the throne, called 2024 "brutal" and the "hardest year of my life." Both King Charles and Kate Middleton were diagnosed with cancer.

There's an important reason why Kate Middleton will 'break royal tradition' tomorrow. Royal fans will no doubt already know it's the Princess of Wales' 43rd birthday on Thursday (9 January) and, due to the tumultuous past year she faced health-wise, it's no surprise she'll be wanting to celebrate the occasion in a more low-key fashion.

"She will know when she wakes up if she is well enough or not [to do something]." Middleton made a subtle return to royal duties towards the latter half of 2024, making surprise appearances alongside Prince William and attending royal events like the annual Trooping the Colour celebration or her Christmas Carol concert.

Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, is set to grant royal warrants for the first time as she gradually resumes her public duties following a challenging year battling cancer. This new authority allows her to honour companies supplying goods to the royal household.

Family drama is inevitable, even for the royals, and Kate Middleton often takes it upon herself to help out when Prince William and King Charles 'don't see eye to eye'