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View all search resultsWilliam and Kate head to the US for first time in eight years
Prince William and his wife Kate head to the United States this week for their first visit in eight years.
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Britain's Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, board the Royal train at London Euston Station in London, Britain, on December 6, 2020. (Pool via REUTERS/Chris Jackson)
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rince William and his wife Kate head to the United States this week for their first visit in eight years, and the popular couple's inaugural trip as prince and princess of Wales.
The three-day visit to the northeastern city of Boston culminates on Friday evening with a star-studded ceremony for William's Earthshot Prize initiative to tackle climate change.
The awards ceremony -- described by royal insiders as William's "Superbowl moment" -- is now in its second year, and rewards five innovators with £1 million each ($1.2 million).
A host of stars are expected at Boston's MGM Music Hall, including singers Billie Eilish and Annie Lennox, sisters Chloe x Halle, and actor Rami Malek.
As last year, the British naturalist and television presenter David Attenborough will contribute, alongside the actress Cate Blanchett, who is on the judging panel.
The trip is the most high-profile since 40-year-old William became heir to the throne in September, when his father succeeded queen Elizabeth II to become King Charles III.
The new monarch soon made his eldest son prince of Wales -- the traditional title of heirs apparent dating back to the 13th century.
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