Kate Middleton and Prince William's 2019 Is Already Filled With Cute Moments

Updated on 7/15/2019 at 3:51 PM

There's just something about Prince William and Kate Middleton's outings together that leave us with a smile on our faces. While the couple had a busy year in 2018 — they welcomed their third child, Prince Louis; celebrated their seventh wedding anniversary; and went on a royal tour — they certainly aren't slowing down this year. The pair have made a handful of royal appearances in 2019, and they looked so cute doing them. They had a date night at the BAFTAs, and they were all smiles during their recent appearance at Wimbledon. Ahead, see some of their best moments so far!

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Kate Middleton and Prince William's 2019 Is Already Filled With Cute Moments

January: Kate and Will attended a church service at St. Mary Magdalene with the royal family.

January: Kate and Will cheerfully greeted the crowd as they visited Dundee, Scotland.

February: Kate and Will had a date night at the BAFTAs.

February: Kate and Will participated in a friendly game of soccer.

February: Kate and Will had a case of the giggles during their surprise trip to Northern Ireland.

March: Kate and Will bonded with royal fans in Ballymena, Northern Ireland.

March: Kate and Will celebrated the 50th anniversary of Prince Charles's investiture with the royal family.

March: Kate and Will braved the rain in Blackpool.

March: Kate and Will attended the St. Patrick's Day parade and enjoyed glasses of beer.

April: Kate and Will were all smiles as they attended an Easter Sunday service with the rest of the royal family.

May: Kate and Will got all dressed up for the Royal Garden Party.

June: Kate and Will looked picture-perfect at Trooping the Colour with their kids.

June: Kate and Will caught a case of the giggles at Royal Ascot.

July: Kate and Will got pretty animated as they attended Wimbledon.

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