A heartfelt birthday message from her husband, Paul Hunnings, celebrated their nearly 60-year marriage, expressing his love and looking forward to many more years together.

The royal family, including Kate and their children, moved to Windsor in 2022 for more green space, as Kate explained during a recent public engagement.

During a special broadcast titled 'Dame Mary Berry, A Celebration at 90', Prince William referred to her as a 'national treasure' and humorously expressed concern about who would bake her cake.

Dame Mary Berry is celebrating her milestone 90th birthday with a series of parties, reflecting her love for cake and champagne, as she shared in an interview with British Vogue.

Reflecting on her life, Berry discussed her father's role as mayor of Bath, her first TV appearance, and the personal tragedy of losing her son William in 1989.

Born on March 24, 1935, in Bath, England, Mary faced significant challenges, including overcoming polio at the age of 13.

William's appearance featured his beard, which has garnered positive feedback from Kate, according to his former communications secretary.

An extended version of Mary and Alex's visit to her childhood home in Bath will be available on BBC iPlayer, providing further insight into her life.

Berry gained widespread fame as a judge on The Great British Bake Off, where her calm demeanor and expertise endeared her to contestants and audiences alike, contributing to the show's success.

Over her illustrious career, Mary has published more than 75 cookbooks, selling over 5 million copies, showcasing her dedication to practical and accessible cooking.

The celebration included a special performance by Michael Ball and the BBC singers, who adapted a song to honor Mary, culminating in a reworked version of Abba's 'Mamma Mia'.

Mary had a delightful interaction with Prince William at a gala dinner in 2019, where they were seen enjoying each other's company.