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Kate and Will's Cutest Moments From 2018 Will Slap a Huge Smile on Your Face

By Kelsie Gibson

Updated on Dec 29, 2018 at 4:00 PM

Prince William and Kate Middleton's royal romance just keeps getting sweeter. The couple celebrated their seventh wedding anniversary this year, but they still act like newlyweds. Aside from looking so in love during their public appearances this year, the two have shown rare PDA from time to time, such as when William touches Kate's back.

Of course, the fact that they expanded their family this year could be a reason for their undeniable bliss. The two, who were already parents to Prince George and Princess Charlotte, welcomed their third child, Prince Louis, in April. Keep reading for their best moments — so far — from 2018.

When They Said "Cheers" on St. Patrick's Day

When They Posed For a Fan Photo

When They Had the Look of Love

When They Twinned in Matching Construction Hats

When They Got All Dressed Up For Dinner at the Royal Palace

When They Made Work Look Like a Ton of Fun

When They Were Deep in Conversation

When William Made Kate Grin From Ear to Ear

When They Hit the Slopes in Norway

When They Stole the Spotlight at the BAFTAs

When Kate Couldn't Keep Her Eyes Off of William

When They Had a Case of the Giggles at the Commonwealth Day Service

When William Sweetly Placed His Hand on Kate's Back

When They Hit the Ice and Let Loose

When They Welcomed Their Third Child, Prince Louis

When They Had a Cute Family Moment at the Royal Wedding

When They Were All Smiles at the RAF Celebration

When They Attended the Wimbledon Tennis Championships

When They Made Fun of Each Other's Art Skills

When They Made a Fabulous Appearance at Princess Eugenie's Wedding

When They Showed Rare PDA During a Visit to Coach Core Essex

When They Were Grinning So Big at the BBC Broadcasting House

When They Got All Dolled Up For the Tusk Conservation Awards

When They Looked Extra Festive at a Christmas Party For Military Families

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