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Monday, 29 November 2010
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Kate Middleton - April 2008
Just over a year after their reported separation, Kate was back by William's side in April 2008, when he received his wings upon completing his RAF training.
It was her first appearance at her boyfriend's side at a formal event since December 2006 – when she attended his passing out ceremony at Sandhurst.
And she looked every inch the princess-in-waiting, turning heads in an ivory-coloured double-breasted coat and black suede calf-length boots.
It was her first appearance at her boyfriend's side at a formal event since December 2006 – when she attended his passing out ceremony at Sandhurst.
And she looked every inch the princess-in-waiting, turning heads in an ivory-coloured double-breasted coat and black suede calf-length boots.
Kate Middleton - July 2007
By July, the couple had still not officially reunited.
Despite Chelsy Davy taking a seat next to Prince Harry at the Concert for Diana, Kate was seated two rows behind the royal contingent in the Royal Box.
Prince William, for his part, was remaining tight-lipped on the status of their relationship.
A day before the Wembley concert, held on what would have been his mother's 46th birthday, he was taken aback by a question about whether or not Kate would be attending.
"I've got lots of friends coming. Everyone's going to be there on the night and it's going to be a very good night," he said – prompting his brother to joke: "Really well avoided William, very diplomatic."
Despite Chelsy Davy taking a seat next to Prince Harry at the Concert for Diana, Kate was seated two rows behind the royal contingent in the Royal Box.
Prince William, for his part, was remaining tight-lipped on the status of their relationship.
A day before the Wembley concert, held on what would have been his mother's 46th birthday, he was taken aback by a question about whether or not Kate would be attending.
"I've got lots of friends coming. Everyone's going to be there on the night and it's going to be a very good night," he said – prompting his brother to joke: "Really well avoided William, very diplomatic."
Kate Middleton - March/April 2007
March 2007 - Cheltenham Races 
In April 2007, the nation was shocked by swirling reports that the royal couple – pictured here at Cheltenham races just one month earlier - had parted ways.
While Clarence House declined to comment on the split, BBC Royal Correspondent Peter Hunt said: "It's a surprise, because it had seemed very stable and very steady".
"Maybe she realised the awful burden she would have taken on, it's a life sentence marrying a royal," said HELLO! royal correspondent Judy Wade.
"Any other guy that she dates is going to be a sort of social step downwards because you know you can't beat the most eligible bachelor in Britain," she added.
Sources, however, alleged that their decision was made amicably and mutually. "Neither my client nor her family will be talking to the press or media or commenting on or off the record relating to the matters publicised this morning," announced Kate's lawyer.
In April 2007, the nation was shocked by swirling reports that the royal couple – pictured here at Cheltenham races just one month earlier - had parted ways.
While Clarence House declined to comment on the split, BBC Royal Correspondent Peter Hunt said: "It's a surprise, because it had seemed very stable and very steady".
"Maybe she realised the awful burden she would have taken on, it's a life sentence marrying a royal," said HELLO! royal correspondent Judy Wade.
"Any other guy that she dates is going to be a sort of social step downwards because you know you can't beat the most eligible bachelor in Britain," she added.
Sources, however, alleged that their decision was made amicably and mutually. "Neither my client nor her family will be talking to the press or media or commenting on or off the record relating to the matters publicised this morning," announced Kate's lawyer.
Kate Middleton - December 2006
It was a momentous occasion for Prince William when he passed out from Sandhurst in December 2006 – for more reasons than one.
For the occasion was the first time that his girlfriend – who had recently begun a job as an accessories buyer for high street store Jigsaw - had been seen at a high-profile public event also attended by the Queen and other senior royals.
Suddenly, Kate was a target for the paparazzi, and the young couple were followed closely as they went about their day-to-day lives.
By January, lawyers for the Princess-to-be announced they were considering legal action over the photographers tracking her every move, and in response Britain's newspapers banned the use of paparazzi pictures.
However, in March she lodged a complaint to the Press Complaints Commission over a paparazzi photograph published in the Daily Mirror, showing her on her way to work with a takeaway coffee.
The paper issued a public apology and the complaint was withdrawn. But the pressure the intrusion put on their union would eventually become too much for them to bear....
For the occasion was the first time that his girlfriend – who had recently begun a job as an accessories buyer for high street store Jigsaw - had been seen at a high-profile public event also attended by the Queen and other senior royals.
Her presence sparked a media frenzy and engagement rumours refused to die down, as Kate drew comparisons to William's late mother Diana in her elegant red coat and black hat.
Suddenly, Kate was a target for the paparazzi, and the young couple were followed closely as they went about their day-to-day lives.
By January, lawyers for the Princess-to-be announced they were considering legal action over the photographers tracking her every move, and in response Britain's newspapers banned the use of paparazzi pictures.
However, in March she lodged a complaint to the Press Complaints Commission over a paparazzi photograph published in the Daily Mirror, showing her on her way to work with a takeaway coffee.
The paper issued a public apology and the complaint was withdrawn. But the pressure the intrusion put on their union would eventually become too much for them to bear....
Kate Middleton - July 2006
A trip to cheer their Princes on at the polo provided a bonding exercise for Kate and Harry's then girlfriend Chelsy Davy in July 2006.
Kate Middleton - June 2005
Their university life came to an end in June 2005 when the pair both graduated from St Andrews.
After the ceremony the couple, joined by their families, attended a celebratory lunch together, and began looking forward to the rest of their lives – but nothing, from hereon in, would be the same.
Having been able to live in virtual seclusion during their time as students, they wouldn't be granted such luxury once out of the safety of Fife and into the big, wide world...
After the ceremony the couple, joined by their families, attended a celebratory lunch together, and began looking forward to the rest of their lives – but nothing, from hereon in, would be the same.
Having been able to live in virtual seclusion during their time as students, they wouldn't be granted such luxury once out of the safety of Fife and into the big, wide world...
Kate Middleton - May 2006
In May 2006, she attended the nuptials of the Duchess of Cornwall's daughter Laura Parker Bowles and her husband - Calvin Klein underwear model turned accountant Harry Lopes.
It was their first appearance together at a family wedding and seen by royal watchers as a sign that Kate was gearing up to be a permanent fixture in William's life.
It was their first appearance together at a family wedding and seen by royal watchers as a sign that Kate was gearing up to be a permanent fixture in William's life.
Kate Middleton - April 2004
In April 2004, the first picture of the couple was published.
Four months after romance blossomed between the pair, a ski break in Klosters confirmed that Prince William was indeed enjoying his first ever serious relationship with this pretty brunette.
She was reported to have spent several weekends at a remote cottage on the Queen's Balmoral estate and taken painstaking steps to keep their budding closeness under wraps.
"They're an item," confirmed a close friend, as Clarence House said: "It is not our policy to discuss the nature of Prince William’s relationships with his friends. It wouldn’t be fair on him or them”
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