Prince William and Kate Middleton, overjoyed: new family and new wedding

The British royal family has enthusiastically received an unexpected piece of news that has filled all its members with joy. Lady Marina Windsor, cousin of Prince William and Prince Harry, has officially announced her engagement to her partner, Nico Macauley. The young aristocrat shared the news on June 8 through her Instagram account, coinciding with a date full of significance for the Windsors.

Marina posted three photographs with her fiancé, in which she appears smiling and showing her engagement ring. "Very happy!", she wrote briefly in the caption, a phrase that was enough to reflect the excitement of the moment. Congratulations quickly followed, and among them, her sister Lady Amelia Windsor's enthusiasm and Princess Eugenie's affectionate message stood out.

The engagement took place on the wedding anniversary of the Duke and Duchess of Kent, Marina's grandparents, who married on June 8, 1961. This coincidence has not gone unnoticed, and many believe that Marina chose this day in tribute to her grandparents. The gesture has been seen as a show of respect and affection for her family's roots.

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One of the most talked-about details has been the engagement ring, which breaks with the traditional style of royal families. With an onyx stone as its centerpiece, the jewel stands out for its originality and understated elegance. Although no details have been given about how the proposal took place, it is known that they celebrated privately with an intimate dinner and a glass of champagne.

Although Prince William and Kate Middleton have not commented on the matter, the announcement has created a joyful atmosphere within the family circle. As prominent members of the Royal House, the Prince and Princess of Wales keep a close and respectful relationship with the younger Windsors, including Marina. The news of the engagement has been warmly celebrated by several family members, reflecting the harmony that prevails among the new generations.

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Marina, 32 years old, has always kept a low profile, although she has stood out for her commitment to environmental causes. She is an active member of the Blue Marine Foundation, promoted by Princess Eugenie, and has participated in initiatives alongside renowned figures such as David Attenborough. Recently, she supported the documentary OCEAN, which premiered last May.

Last month, Marina and Nico traveled together to Connemara, Ireland, where they enjoyed a few days surrounded by nature. The couple, who have kept their relationship private, seem to have consolidated their story with steady steps and without setbacks. This engagement marks a new chapter in their lives, amid a family environment that celebrates with discretion and affection.

Although there is no official date for the wedding, the celebration is expected to keep the sober and elegant style that characterizes Marina. For William and Kate, this new union within the family is one more reason to smile in a year that has been full of challenges, but also of happy moments.