Romance is not dead

On Valentine's Day, Prince William pulled out all the stops (OK, maybe not all the stops, since Travis Barker had the monopoly) to thank his wife Kate Middleton for being a wonderful person in his life.

"William surprised Kate on Valentine's Day with a big box of 50 roses," a source told Us Weekly. 'He handwrote the most romantic message on the card, praising her for being such a wonderful wife and mother.' Doe

Even cuter, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis also gave their parents "handmade Valentine's Day cards" to celebrate Valentine's Day.

These days, the Cambridges are less interested in "lavish" celebrations (Example A: the Duchess's low-key 40th birthday), explains a source, "William and Kate are family oriented, so date nights tend to be chill. They watch Netflix or documentaries when the kids are in bed, order takeout, play Scrabble, and enjoy a few glasses of wine. For them, it's the simple things in life that matter." The friendly king and queen

have been together for almost 11 years, and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are stronger than ever these days.

"They are more comfortable in and around each other than anything else, so much so that they don't feel the need to be in constant touch," Darren Stanton, a body language expert, once told Marie Claire magazine, commenting on their attitude at their first joint event in 2022 He commented on the two's attitude at the first joint event in 2022.

"This could be taken as a sign of strength, that even though they were attending the event as a pair, they were content to work as individuals." At one point, William was seen cuddling up to Kate and talking to her on a more personal level, a gesture that indicated that they were more than happy to be in close proximity, implying that they were growing closer and that they were indeed a strong couple."