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We know the venue, most of the guest list and even some of the dishes on the menu. But there are some secrets in this royal wedding so big that they have yet to leak to the media. No, we aren’t talking about Kate’s dress; we are referring to their vows, the actual centerpiece of this spectacular event.

The happy couple has reportedly decided on the content of their vows, but royal aides are remaining tight-lipped and not giving anything away.

Will Kate follow in Diana’s footsteps and omit the word “obey”? Or will this modern bride-to-be take a more traditional route and follow in the footsteps of William’s grandmother, Sarah Ferguson and more recently Sophie Rhys-Jones, who married Prince Edward in 1999, and include the controversial word?

Here’s one possible clue: The couple will be married by Archbishop Rowan Williams, who backed a 2006 report by the Archbishops Council, “Responding to Domestic Abuse,” which stated that a “promise to obey was in the past part of different standards and expectations of women and men within marriage, e.g. the fact that women had no standing in law until 1926.”

Kate and William have certainly eschewed tradition in many ways thus far. They have lived together in a cottage near William’s RAF base in Wales, she will arrive at the wedding by car instead of a carriage and it has even been reported that she may prefer to wear flowers in her hair instead of a tiara on the big day, according to the Daily Mail newspaper.

Whichever way they choose, it will be one of the few times the public gets to hear Kate’s actual voice. And if her popularity as a princess-to-be is any guide, it’s not important what she says, but how she says it.

Kate Middleton is about to become one of the most widely known women of the world, and you’d think it wouldn’t be hard to find a picture of her without makeup. But when that woman is about to become an English princess it all makes a little more sense. But here are a few shots of Kate without makeup.

Brides-to-be and diets go together like peanut butter and jelly. What woman doesn’t want to lose a few extra pounds before her big day to make extra-sure her white dress looks as perfect as possible? It seems that Kate Middleton is no different. In recent weeks, the pounds have fallen off her body, and she looked noticeably slimmer on Monday when she stepped out in the rain during an official visit to Northern England.
But it’s not only her slender frame that is shrinking: Kate wants her engagement ring, the famed sapphire that once belonged to Diana, made smaller, according to Britain’s Sun newspaper.
The princess-to-be asked jeweler G. Collins and Sons to attach two small platinum beads to the inside of the bottom of the ring, the newspaper reported.
"The band was turning. Kate absolutely adores it and didn't want to cause a fuss,” a royal source told the paper. "A bride's worst nightmare is looking down and seeing her ring has fallen off. One can only imagine how this is magnified when you are marrying the future King of England."

Kate got clipped

Kate Winslet debuted her sassy, sophisticated new 'do on the April cover of British Vogue. The 35-year-old actress has finally ditched her trademark, wavy, caramel locks for a short, straight, platinum blonde cut.
In addition to showing off her brave pixie cut, the single mom opens

A chubby dig?  Kate Winslet has revealed that she used to get bullied because of her weight. The British actress said that when she was younger, she was often on the receiving end of cruel comments about her curves.
She told Glamour, "I will tell you that when I was heavy, people would say to me, and it was such a backhanded compliment, they would say, 'You've got such a beautiful face,' in the way of, like, 'Oh, isn't it a shame that from the neck down you're questionable'."
But she denied that she has ever felt the need to resort to plastic surgery. "No, I have never tried any of that stuff," she said."I don't have parts of my body that I hate or would like to trade for somebody else's or wish I could surgically adjust into some fantasy version of what they are."
The actress, who split from director Sam Mendes in March 2010, said that she is more concerned with raising children, Mia, 10, and Joe, seven.
"The challenge is making sure that they're never treated different just because I sometimes am," she said. "I always want them to be regular kids who are grateful and respectful of other human beings."
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Victoria Beckham May Dress Kate Middleton

Spice Girl-turned-fashion designer Victoria Beckham knows a thing or two about life as a (pop) princess.

Now she's hoping to provide an actual princess-to-be, Kate Middleton, with some wares fit for the royal life.

Beckham, who's expecting her fourth child, has been asked to send pieces from her collection to Kate, 29, for her upcoming public role as a member of the royal family once she weds Prince William."Apparently, she likes my clothes and has asked to see a selection," the designer said at her New York Fashion Week show, Daily Telegraph style writer Hilary Alexander reports.

The designer, 36, was unveiling her Fall/Winter 2011 collection when she spoke of the "honor" of dressing Middleton. "It's tremendously exciting," she said.

Beckham also said she believes the prince's fiancée will make a perfectly stylish princess.

Kate is "a beautiful young girl," said Beckham. "She has a wonderful figure and I think she wears clothes beautifully." 

Source : People