Prince William And Kate Middleton Divorce Rumors Debunked 

Prince William And Kate Middleton Divorce Rumors Debunked; Royal Couple's Daughter To Not Wear Dresses

People’s fascination on the royal family continues: from their baby daughter’s clothing, to the status of their relationship. Are the break-up rumors true?

(Photo : David Rogers Getty Images Sport) Prince William and Kate Middleton’s Daughter Not To Wear Dresses, Divorce Rumors On The Royal Couple Debunked

Prince William and Kate Middleton continue to make headlines. From the royal couple\'s trendsetting children to their charming public appearances. People all over the world cannot seem to get enough of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

Firstly, William and Kate\'s children have become fashion trendsetters. Just like the Duchess of Cambridge, people tend to fuss over what the little royals wear and take this as a sign of what is trendy for the season.

At her christening last July, Princess Charlotte modeled a Victorian-inspired gown, but according to Kate\'s children\'s wear designer, Rachel Riley, that would be the last time the baby would wear a gown - at least until she turns one.

In an interview with People, Riley said,  "because they\'re a traditional family, I\'m sure that she\'ll wear babysuits for the first year, and then only when she\'s walking will she then move into dresses."

Riley gushed about the entire family. She said, "they are absolute trendsetters. When you look at them, they\'re just gorgeous, their clothing is gorgeous. The royals stay relevant and modern."

Meanwhile, stories of an unhappy Kate Middleton divorcing Prince William have been making its rounds on the internet. 

These rumors were debunked when the couple appeared at the 2015 Rugby World Cup opening ceremony in Twickenham, England. The pair were the center of attention at the stadium, they were seen laughing and smiling throughout the match between England and Fiji.

The royal couple started dating over 12 years ago, have been married for over four years, and are the proud parents of two-year-old Prince George and four-month-old Princess Charlotte.  

The 33-year-old Middleton has not been seen a lot in public since giving birth to Charlotte. Her appearance at the rugby match was only her second official royal outing. Previous to that, she visited the students of London\'s Anna Freud Center last September 17.

This will certainly not be the last time we will see reports on the royal couple. Prince William and Kate Middleton\'s fairytale love story remains inspirational to many people around the world.

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