Prince William

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well the 4th prince and me was only realised last year and so for they have been realised every 2 years so it should come out next year i wish prince Edward from the first 2 will come back he is way cutter then the one they have now hope i helped.

He received a 2:2 Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Cambridge in 1970.

He studied anthropology, archaeology, and history.

In 1975 he was also awarded with a Master of Arts Degree from Cambridge.

The Duke of Wessex - aka Price Edward was on the same row as the Duke of York (Prince Andrew) and the Princess Royal (Princess Anne) and their spouses - although the Duke of York's ex-wife was not there but his daughters were..

Prince Edward's daughter - Lady Louise - was one of the bridesmaids.

Prince William's grandfathers are Prince Phillip and John Spencer.

They are brothers - both are children of Charles, Prince of Wales and the late Lady Diana (former Princess of Wales).

As of July 2017, Prince William stands 2nd in order of succession to the British throne (behind his father, Prince Charles) while Prince Harry is 5th. (Williams kids are ahead of Harry in the line of succession.)

Friday 29th April 2011.

They probally just sit around and eat LoL

He studied Geography at St. Andrew's and gained a 2:1 after 4 years. Then he got a job at R.A.F it stand for Royal Air force. Of course what else would it stand for. Kate also got her masters degree in visual arts!

That depends on whether the Queen and Prince Charles are still alive, and whether William is given a title on his wedding day (as is customary).
If both still were alive, William and his wife would be known as Prince and Princess William of Wales, unless William were given a title, (say Duke of X), when they would be The Duke and Duchess of X.
When the Queen dies, and if Prince Charles becomes King, without being passed over, William will automatically become Duke of Cornwall, and his wife HRH The Duchess of Cornwall (Princess Camilla will either be Queenn, or will not assume this title in which case she will be The Duchess of Lancaster or some other courtesy title since the King or Queen is automatically the Duke of Lancaster -- even for a female monarch). It will be traditional (but not automatic) to make him Prince of Wales too. In this case, his wife would become HRH The Princess of Wales.
If Prince Charles and the Queen had died, William would be King and his wife would automatically become HM The Queen (Camilla would be The Dowager Duchess of Cornwall, or just Princess Camilla if Charles dies before the Queen or is passed over for King in favor of William) or Queen Dowager if she, in fact, does become queen if Charles does ascent to King.)

If Prince William is alive after the death of his Grandmother Queen Elizabeth II and his Father Prince Charles he will become King.

Because he is happy

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Descent_of_Elizabeth_II_from_William_I

Besides being King of England, William III is famous because he was one of the monarchs during the only time in British History when two people have shared the throne equally. He did with his wife Queen Mary II, daughter of James II, even though he had no legal right to the throne. They overthrew James in the Glorious Revolution in 1688.

According to various reports,it seems that William supports Aston Villa while Harry prefers Arsenal.

There are several theories.

1. The media's story, which talks about a great love story, how they met in school, Kate's family may or may not have sent her to that university in hopes of snagging William. Kate got her Prince and he finally proposed after dating nearly seven years, since Kate broke up with her ex Rupert in December 2003.

(Oddly enough, Kate did get accepted into a better university--Edinburgh, where her sister Pippa went--but for some reason chose to attend St. Andrew's.)

2. William ran out of excuses to delay the engagement. He did talk about needing motivation and giving Kate a chance to back out (translation: giving himself a chance to back out). Many men these days date women for several years and then settle when nobody "better" comes along, but don't want to be alone so they have a girlfriend for convenience. If they get tired or find someone else, they dump the girl; otherwise, they end up getting engaged 5+ years after they initially started dating.

3. The Queen gave him an ultimatum to marry Kate or dump Kate, so he had to propose since she wants William to be stable for the Jubilee and Olympics in 2012, no more of this longtime girlfriend nonsense.

4. There are many rumours going around right now about Prince Charles. There is even a book being written about his alleged gay lovers but no set date as of yet as to when it's being published. Camilla has been spending more and more time at Raymill and away from Charles, so there are also rumours that they're getting divorced soon or officially separated. A royal wedding is a great distraction from scandal.

5. Another problem is Prince Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson. They have money scandals, lots of debts and bailouts, and again a wedding is a great way to draw attention away from a scandal.

He hasn't shown any particular signs of being so.

HRH Prince Charles the Pribce of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall live at Clarence House,it is situated right next to St.James Palace.

Zara Phillips and Prince Henry are Cousins, Zara Phillips is the daughter of Princess Anne, Princess Royal and Prince Henry is the son of Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, Princess Anne and Prince Charles are the second and first child respectively of Queen Elizabeth II.

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Prince Williams' family name is Mountbatten-Windsor however the Royal Family don't tend to use surnames unless the situation requires it, in which case, the surname will be allocated depending on the person's title and status.

Depending on the situation, the surnames 'Wales' or 'Cambridge' could also be (and have been) used by the Prince

Prince William Windsor's birth name is William Arthur Philip Louis Windsor.

No, only a step-daughter through his marriage to Camilla.

At Westminster Abbey, 1,900 guests attended the wedding service of Prince and Princess William of Wales (the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge). 600 guests attended an afternoon reception at Buckingham Palace hosted by HM Queen Elizabeth II. Then, later in the evening, 300 guests attended the evening reception hosted by HRH Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales.