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.
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