You’d best bookmark our Kate Middleton galleries, because the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are going back under the radar until 2012. Until it’s time to celebrate Queen Elizabeth‘s Diamond Jubilee – marking the monarch’s sixty years on the throne - Wills and Kate will return to their rented farmhouse in Anglesey, North Wales and resume life as an RAF pilot and wife. A spokesperson from St. James’ Palace told People, “Since they got married, they were on honeymoon and in London for most of June for family events and other events. They want to go back and have a married life together under the radar and enjoy their life in Anglesey – keeping things chilled.”
PHOTOS: We Lava Will And Kate!
William will work on becoming a flying captain, and will possibly travel to the Falkland Islands for two months soon for continued training. The palace explained that Wills is “going for his flying captaincy which he hopes to get in early 2012 and will move from the right to the left seat. He needs to keep up his flying hours and there are some exams to get through, a lot of work needs to done and he has to dedicate himself to that.” The couple will attend no more than a handful of events before the year ends, instead enjoying downtime together. Kate has probably been craving a nap and a sandwich since November 16th, 2010.
William and Kate may travel abroad to parts of the Commonwealth as representatives of the Queen during her Jubilee year, which will also see the 2012 Olympics coming to London.
Are you feeling the initial symptoms of HRH withdrawl? Fear not, fellow plebes. We’ve got a few suggestions to help you keep William and Kate at the top of your mental list:
