Breaking News:Prince William and Catherine, Princess of Wales’ ‘unshakeable’ bond stronger than ever after 13 years married

It’s been 13 years to the day since Prince William and Kate Middleton exchanged wedding vows in front of the entire world at Westminster Abbey on April 29, 2011.

Their wedding appeared straight off the page of a fairytale book from the second Catherine descended the aisle in a stunning Alexander McQueen lace gown.

13 years on and the couple have continued to stay true to their wedding vows to love and to cherish one another through all the ups and down

We have watched them raise three children, George, Charlotte and Louis and seen Catherine standing beside her husband through the death of his grandmother in 2022.

But 2024 has marked a particularly heartbreaking chapter in their love story as their vows to love each other through sickness and health became all too real.

After months of speculation, Catherine stunned the world with a video announcement on March 22 that she had been diagnosed with cancer

She revealed the cancer was discovered while undergoing planned abdominal surgery back in January and she was now on a course of “preventative chemotherapy”.

But standing right by her side through it all has been her husband, Prince William.

“Having William by my side is a great source of comfort and reassurance too,” the Princess of Wales credited her

Not long before the Princess of Wales confirmed her diagnosis to the world, she was seen out with her husband in Windsor as they visited a local farm shop together.

The ups and downs they have weathered together have cemented their bond, which is now unshakeable,” Jobson told Hello! Magazine.

“It has been tough on both of them, not least as parents, as they try to reconcile their children’s mental wellbeing and the seriousness of her diagnosis,” he continued.

“But there is no question that William has been Catherine’s rock. He is the constant in her life and she is at the heart of his.”

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Prince William and Catherine’s love story dates all the way back to when they met as students at Scotland’s St Andrew’s University in 2001.

“I’m only going to university. It’s not like I’m getting married – though that’s what it feels like sometimes,” William told the BBC after his enrollment went public.

Nine years later on November 16, 2010, he announced he was engaged to his long-time girlfriend Catherine, having proposed with a sapphire and diamond engagement ring that had once belonged to

When the pair finally tied the knot the next year, their nuptials were watched by millions around the world, all tuning in to watch a monumental day in British history.