Prince William

The beautiful blue sapphire ring that Prince Willliam gave to Kate Middleton for their engagment actually belonged to Princess Diana, Williams mother who died in a car crash in Paris and was given to her for also, a engagment ring between the happy couple then (royal wedding) Princess Diana, and Prince Charles.

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a princess is treated very well but a king/queen is treated better

Her name will be Catherine Mountbatten-Windsor. that is prince Williams surname . though royals usually never go by their surnames that's his surname and they use it for important documents such as marriage licenses, etc.

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Currently it is Prince Harry until William has a child

Prince William graduated from St. Andrew's University in 2005.

Yes they are 15th Cousins

The Royal Wedding was funded between a mixture of the British Taxpayer and the Royal Families own money. One thing the taxpayer certainly paid for was the security bill, which was estimated to be around £20 million. It was claimed that the Middleton family wanted to pay for parts of the wedding, but we believe this didn't happen.

The 2011 Royal Wedding will be held in London, England.

On the day of his Royal Wedding, William borrowed his Fathers car.

The Royal Wedding will be streamed live on You Tube.

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Because you're not famous, or well known to the couple.

Prince Williams favorite Drink is Hot Tea, or Guinness and Diet Pepsi

Prince Williams favorite food is Banana Flan

Prince Williams favorite book is Fledgling Jason Steed

Prince Williams favorite music band is the Beatles

Prince Williams favorite TV show is Top Gear

Prince William is second in line to the throne, after his father, Prince Charles.

Third in line is William's brother, Prince Henry.

However, it is unlikely that Henry will become King because William's children will come before Henry in the line of succession: first the male children, oldest to youngest; followed by the female children, oldest to youngest.

Unless William passes away with no children (and assuming his wife is not pregnant with the heir, in which case the heir would be king/queen and a regent would reign for him/her until he/she comes of age) the next on the throne after William will be William's eldest son, or his eldest daughter if he has no sons.

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No, she became the Duchess of Cambridge.

William and Mary were joint King and Queen of England, Ireland and Scotland in the late 17th century. William III or William of Orange was the son of Mary Henrietta Stuart who was the daughter of Charles I CHARLES I - MARY HENRIETTA - WILLIAM III Mary II was the daughter of James II from his first marriage to Anne Hyde. James was the son of Charles I CHARLES I - JAMES II - MARY II Therfore William and Mary were first cousins. They were also married and lived in the Dutch republic with William holding the title of Stadtholder (head of state) over the majority of the provinces within the dutch republic. When James II fled England in 1688 after being deposed by the English parliament It was decided to invite James's daughter Mary to take the English crown. Mary only agreed to this on the understanding that she and her husband William share the crown as joint regents. They were crowned in 1689 as William III and Mary II of England and Ireland (along with the titular crown of France) and one month later as William II and Mary II in Scotland.

Technically, their last name is Mountbatten-Windsor, although William and his brother use the surname Wales in their professional lives. However, as a Royal, if you have a title, you do not use a last name. They will be referred to as Prince William of Wales, Duke of Cambridge and Princess Catherine of Wales, Duchess of Cambridge. They also hold the titles Earl of Strathearn and Countess of Strathearn, and Baron Carrickfergus and Baroness Carrickfergus.

Prince Harry was born 15 September 1984.

Prince William was born 21 June 1982.

As a result of his marriage, the Queen confer a Dukedom on Prince William of Wales. His titles are Duke of Cambridge, Earl of Strathearn and Baron Carrickfergus.

No, Catherine and Prince William have been together for close to decade neither of them are virgins.

Just like in cards a King always trumps the Queen. In the case of British Monarchy, it follows suit just the same. Queen Elizabeth inherited her crown after her father passed, the King of England. So she is as high as it goes, the "King" card was lost. Since she married Philip and he is not of the Windsor blood, nor heir to the King of England- as his wife is- he can not trump her. So he is given the title of Prince of yada yada, which Queen Elizabeth gave him after she was the legal Queen for 5 years.

Now in the case of Prince Charles and his wife Camilla. She can technically become Queen when he takes the throne, but she will have no ruling power.

If "King" Charles passes and Camilla is still alive, she is taken off the throne as well, as the eldest child of King Charles is of legal age to take the throne.

With "King" Wills and his wife Kate, she will become "Queen" Kate for as long as he is alive. If he passes while their eldest child is still a minor, she will retain the title until that child is of legal age to take the throne. She still will have no powers, but will keep the title. Surely someone else will step in and assist her and the minor child, and one may be appointed the "Regent"(head) King until the minor child is of age. If Prince William passes and there are no other children, Prince Harry will take over and "Queen" Kate will be dethroned.

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