Prince William has admitted that he and his wife Kate often find themselves sharing their bed with a somewhat surprising family member

The sweet glimpse into their home life should probably come as no surprise, as Princess Kate's brother, James Middleton, famously loves dogs—particularly cocker spaniels—and gave Orla to his sister and brother-in-law in 2020 after one of his dogs had puppies.

Prince William revealed during a visit to Duchy College in Cornwall, England, on Thursday, Oct. 17, that he and wife Kate Middleton allow their beloved pup Orla to sleep with them in their bed.

Prince William and Kate Middleton don’t get much time to unwind with three kids and a pretty demanding royal role, but when they do, William makes Kate her favorite cocktail.

Kate Middleton and Prince William, the Prince and Princess of Wales, married in 2011. They share three children: Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.

After years of controversy and polemics surrounding the British Royal Family, someone is determined to put an end to it. It's well known that Prince Harry and Prince William's rela

Kate Middleton and Prince William are all set to enjoy a brief holiday period with their three kids Louis, Charlotte and George this Halloween season.As reported by the Sun, the Prince of Wales is likely to take a break from his royal

Prince William and Princess Kate Middleton really are just like Us: devoted pet owners. While allowing faithful four-legged companions to sleep in the same bed is often a hot-button debate topic, William and Kate, both 42, just proved we’re not alone in letting it happen.

King Charles gave a special nod to his darling daughter-in-law Kate Middleton and son Prince William during his Australia visit. The official Instagram page of the royal family shared

James Middleton, the younger brother of Kate Middleton, shared on the ‘Walking the Dog’ podcast that his brother-in-law Prince William used to “make an excuse” to get out of playing card games with the competitive Middleton family.

Jobson wrote, "(Kate) wasn’t going to sit around moping; what was good for the goose was good for the gander. She turned to old friends for support..."