William and Kate release images on low-key anniversary
Prince William and his wife Catherine marked their 14th anniversary by releasing a romantic photograph of themselves on the Scottish island of Mull, as the princess continues her cancer recovery.
The heir to the throne and Catherine, also known as Kate, were pictured looking out to sea on a shoreline with their arms around each other.
The couple were dressed casually in open-necked shirts, jackets and boots, with Catherine showcasing a new light brown hair colour.
The picture was posted on their official social media accounts with a heart emoji and signed with their initials.
'Wonderful to be back on the Isle of Mull. Thank you to everyone for such a warm welcome W & C,' it said.
The couple opted for a lowkey anniversary celebration including a stay at a self-catering cottage on the secluded west coast island.
They married on April 29, 2011, at London's Westminster Abbey in a ceremony watched by tens of millions around the world.
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William and Kate release images on low-key anniversary
Prince William and his wife Catherine marked their 14th anniversary by releasing a romantic photograph of themselves on the Scottish island of Mull, as the princess continues her cancer recovery. The heir to the throne and Catherine, also known as Kate, were pictured looking out to sea on a shoreline with their arms around each other. The couple were dressed casually in open-necked shirts, jackets and boots, with Catherine showcasing a new light brown hair colour. The picture was posted on their official social media accounts with a heart emoji and signed with their initials. 'Wonderful to be back on the Isle of Mull. Thank you to everyone for such a warm welcome W & C,' it said. The couple opted for a lowkey anniversary celebration including a stay at a self-catering cottage on the secluded west coast island. They married on April 29, 2011, at London's Westminster Abbey in a ceremony watched by tens of millions around the world.
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