Princess of Wales

The Princess of Wales is a formal title given to a woman married to the heir apparent of the British throne, typically the eldest son of the monarch. It is a respected role involving public duties, charitable work, and representing the royal family at official events. The most well-known holder was Diana, Princess of Wales, who was widely admired for her humanitarian efforts. Currently, the title is held by Catherine, the wife of Prince William. The title signifies her position within the royal family and her responsibilities in supporting and engaging with various causes and the public.