A new intimate royal biography, William & Catherine: The Intimate Inside Story, by Royal Editor Russell Myers, will be released on February 26 and published in the US on March 10, 2026, by Ebury Spotlight, with pre-orders now available.

The book presents an intimate portrait of Prince William and Catherine, the Prince and Princess of Wales, tracing their relationship from their meeting at St Andrews to the present day and offering unseen details through access to palace insiders.

It emphasizes their resilience, love, and partnership as they navigate public duties amid upheaval in the monarchy.

Key topics include media scrutiny during the 2022 Caribbean Tour, Catherine’s cancer diagnosis, shifts following Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, and Queen Elizabeth II’s death, with a focus on resilience and plans for a modern monarchy.

The author asserts the work provides never-before-told context on major recent events, including the Sussex exit, the formation of the 'Cambridge way,' and the death of Queen Elizabeth II, offering a deeply personal look at their private lives.

Russell Myers, ITV royal editor on Lorraine, expresses gratitude to publisher Ebury for the platform to reveal unseen aspects of the couple.

Publisher Ebury Spotlight describes the book as a human, emotional portrayal designed to reshape the narrative about the royal family and their future in a changing era.

In addition to the book announcement, William and Catherine are set for a royal engagement in Scotland, visiting Stirling and Falkirk on January 20 to highlight Scottish heritage traditions.

The work is the first joint biography of William and Kate in over a decade and promises exclusive access to palace insiders, providing unseen details.

It covers the couple’s journey from St Andrews to the present, including media scrutiny, the 2022 Caribbean tour controversies, and Kate’s cancer diagnosis alongside the King's illness.

Author Russell Myers, Mirror’s royal editor and Pod Save the King host, promoted the biography via X ahead of publication.

The narrative traces their story from meeting at St Andrews to today, weaving in major events and personal moments.