Kate and William share incredible look into Kensington Palace home in BTS Coronation video
Prince William and Kate Middleton, the Prince and Princess of Wales have shared an incredible new video, allowing their fans a behind-the-scenes look into Kensington Palace as they readied themselves for the Coronation.
Kate and William's adorable youngest son, Prince Louis, five, is the first of the family to enter the clip, as he walked into the room looking pensive. Next, Kate could be seen entering the room, looking as elegant as ever in her Royal Victorian Order mantle and flower headpiece, before Prince William - heir to the throne - walked in wearing his Order of the Garter mantle.
Prince William and Kate, and all three of their children, were then captured in their royal carriage as they made their way to the Abbey.
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