Pippa Middleton's wedding is booked for May 20 at St. Marks Church in Berkshire, with a reception at her parent's house, and William and Kate will of course be in attendance. There is speculation that Prince George will be pageboy and Princess Charlotte will be flower girl, and with no other youngsters in Pippa's immediate family, the junior Cambridges look set to nab those key roles. Also look out for: top-notch wedding style inspiration from the former party planner and potential interviews from Uncle Gary Goldsmith.
Nothing has been announced yet by Kensington Palace, but William and Kate are sure to follow their 2016 tours of India/Bhutan and Canada with another one — or maybe even two. Since their wedding six years ago, they have not yet traveled to Africa or the Caribbean, and since Harry has just toured the Caribbean extensively, could we see the Cambridges heading for Africa?
Prince George will be starting school in September, and although there has been speculation that the family will move back to London — making Kensington Palace their main base — it seems their actions will be a result of how active the queen remains. While she is still working a full range of engagements, it's thought they will stay in Anmer Hall, and Beeston Hall in Cromer is looking the most likely option for George.
There is persistent talk that William and Kate would like a third child, and with Charlotte turning 2 next year and George turning 4, it would certainly be the perfect time. While the queen is still taking on a significant workload, they may seize the opportunity to add to their family sooner rather than later.
In 2016 Kate undertook her first overseas solo engagement, and William went alone to Kenya, Vietnam, and Germany — it's likely the Cambridges number of engagements and overseas travel will continue to increase, and we will see more and more of them — unless of course there's that pregnancy announcement.