Prince William and Kate Middleton posted a number of private images of themselves gazing passionately at one another during their recent trip to Boston,
The Prince and Princess of Wales, both 40, were seen in the behind-the-scenes photos shared on their social media pages on Tuesday. They were attending the Earthshot Prize ceremony at Fenway Park on Friday night as part of their three-day trip of the United States.
In one PDA-packed photo, William held Middleton close with one arm as the two longingly locked eyes and smiled at each other.
Another snap featured Middleton laughing with her husband, whose back was to the camera, as he also smiled and held a folder with his signature W and a crown embroidered on the front.
Two other photos zoned in on the lovebirds as they enjoyed the award ceremony with fellow attendees. And one last snap showed Middleton and William, who had their backs to the camera, watching a video of Sir David Attenborough talking.
The pictures come just one day after Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle, were photographed arriving in New York City ahead of the release of their highly anticipated Netflix docuseries, “Harry & Meghan.”
At the same time that William and Middleton landed in Boston for their first American trip since 2014, Netflix dropped a teaser for the “global event.”
One source told Page Six that the trailer was a “coordinated campaign” to “disrupt and clash” William and Middleton’s tour.
The preview insinuates that the couple is ready to tell their story — and several sources recently told Page Six that’s just what they intend to do.
“Harry and Meghan will discuss how they felt their best interests were not being represented by the palace, and they’ll talk about being victims of the palace media machine,” one insider told us, with another adding they’ll “claim they were bullied by the palace.”