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Prince William and Princess Kate are planning an emotional two-day visit to Scotland, where they will meet with rural people on the picturesque Isles of Mull and lona.
The royal couple's 14th wedding anniversary falls on April 29 and 30, thus the trip is especially meaningful to them.
The Prince and Princess of Wales will spend a night in a self-catering cottage on the Isle of Mull, breaking with royal convention and enjoying the simplicity and beauty of the isolated Scottish terrain, according to GB News.
Their stay reflects the couple's down-to-earth attitude and willingness to interact meaningfully with locals. Kensington Palace acknowledged the visit, highlighting the couple's ongoing commitment to rural outreach and community engagement.
Scotland has a particular place in their hearts because it is where their romance began while studying at the University of St Andrews.
To recap, the pair married in 2011 and have three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. They continue to blend royal obligations with family life, commemorating milestones with modest elegance and sincere involvement.
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