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A low-key affair?

Over the course of the year, the gorgeous pair has accomplished many milestones together, and they certainly deserve to celebrate 365 days of royally-wedded bliss.

So, how are the duke and duchess spending the day together in a follow-up to the fairy-tale wedding of the century?

Vow renewals? A polo match? A royally fabulous party?

Nope! Will and Kate kept it low-key and celebrated the nuptials of their close friends on Saturday:

“Will and Kate attended a friend's wedding in Suffolk yesterday,” a source revealed to E! News. “The couple were at St. Andrew’s Church in Wingfield, near Stradbroke, for the marriage of their close friends Hannah Gillingham and Robert Carter.”

So typical of Will and Kate! The down to Earth couple may be real-life royalty, but they continue to prove what an ordinary twosome they truly are.

From there? “They went back to Anglesey yesterday evening,” the insider revealed. “So they are having a low-key night in their cottage this evening.”

- Prince William and Kate Middleton's "Low-Key" One-Year Wedding Anniversary Celebration, EOnline, April 29, 2017.

2. The BBC pulled off a tricky balancing act on Monday night – having its annual Christmas drinks and festive schedule highlights screening for hacks, but making it low key enough to reflect the corporation’s current turbulent circumstances. Unlike the last three years, it was held in-house, at New BBC Broadcasting House. So – tick – no chance of any splashy stories about spending licence-fee payers’ money on expensive venues. Acting head of BBC Vision – and before that BBC Olympic director – Roger Mosey made a short speech, talking drily of the press “finding the odd thing to write about us in the past few weeks”. Mosey also managed to get a sly bit of personal promotion, purring that although “officially a bureaucrat” he was responsible for the two most-watched programmes of the year – presumably the London Olympics opening ceremony and, er … closing ceremony – “subject of course to a late Christmas surge by Peter Fincham or Danny Cohen … but probably not Alan Yentob”. Roger, you’ve clearly not heard about the Imagine Christmas special on the Olympic opening and closing ceremonies.