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Kate Middleton, Trooping the Colour

Kate Middleton's Trooping the Colour Outfit Had a Hidden Meaning — and the Color Said It All

The shade name of the Irish Guards' plume is technically St. Patrick's blue, connecting to the color of the mantle and sash of the Order of St. Patrick.

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Kate Middleton Had a “Highly Significant” and “Very Powerful” Role at Trooping the Colour You May Have Missed

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Kate Middleton and Princess Charlotte match in aquamarine for Trooping the Colour

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King Charles III, Prince William share sweet Father's Day tributes: See the photos

To mark the occasion on Sunday, the official X account for Prince William and Princess Kate shared heartwarming photos of the Prince of Wales with their three children -- Prince George, Princess Char...

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Kate Middleton Shares a Rare Family Photo After Trooping the Colour

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Prince William Cuddles With All 3 Kids in New Photo to Celebrate 2025 Father’s Day

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Royal Fans "Feel Sorry" for Prince Louis After He's Told Off by Kate Middleton and Prince George for Two Very Different Reasons

"Louis figured out the crowd would cheer every time he waved and then George put a stop to it."

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Prince William and Princess Kate Share New Family Photo After 2025 Trooping the Colour

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Princess Charlotte and Kate Middleton Have an Adorable Twin Moment in Matching Blue Looks

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Queen Camilla Honored Queen Elizabeth II at Trooping the Colour 2025 With Diamond Brooch Worn by the Late Monarch on Her 16th Birthday

"Set with diamonds, sapphires, rubies and emeralds, the bejewelled piece features the cypher of her father, King George VI," Zack Stone, a fine jewelry expert from U.K. retailer Steven Stone, shared with WWD.

Kate Middleton's secret pep talk with 'disappointed' Louis during major royal event

In years past, Prince Louis has stolen the show during rare appearances on the Buckingham Palace balcony. In 2023, the young prince delighted in impersonating the RAF flypast, earning him a serious ta