NEWSPrince William Returns Home to Kate Middleton After Seven Weeks of Duty
March 21 2012, Published 1:21 p.m. ET
After seven weeks apart, Prince William and Kate Middleton reunited after he arrived home from official duty in the south Atlantic with the rest of his Royal Air Force Search and Rescue helicopter crew.
William flew into Britain this morning after a six-week mission in the Falkland Islands. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will meet at their Kensington Palace cottage, where Kate, Queen Elizabeth and puppy Lupo will be waiting to greet Prince William.
Wills will have several days off, which the couple "will spend privately," a spokesperson revealed. Then, the Duke of Cambridge will return to his post in Angelsey, North Wales after his short leave.
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We're so happy they're together again!
