Prince William's Marriage Mission

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Prince Williams got a clear mission to dodge the pitfalls of his parents messy split

and build a rock-solid marriage with Kate Middleton.

A new book by Russell Myers dies into how Williams been laser-focused on this since he was

a kid, determined to end the family cycle of drama after.

King Charles in Princess Diana's Rough Ride.

The book pulls back to curtain on Williams' inner struggles, like constantly wondering

if his choices would make his mom proud, especially her advice.

On holding tight to real love.

This all kicked off hard for him back in 1994, right after his dad's big TV interview

admitting the affair with Camilla.

That same day, 12-year-old William got a heartfelt talk from Diana at school, stressing

to protect someone who loves you if you're lucky enough too.

Find them.

It stuck with him ever since, shaping how he approached his own relationship.

Fast-forward, he met Kate in college back in 2001, they tied the knot in 2011, and now

they've got three kids, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Lewis.

Share tough times have only pulled them closer, say royal watchers.

Experts like Hillary Fordwitch and Helena Chard point out how their no-drama vibe, family

focus and charity work proved the putting.

They're bonds.

Arriving, setting a fresh tone for the monarchy.