Tuesday, 20th October 2020—Looking resplendent in red, Kate launched the new community exhibition for her Hold Still photography project at Waterloo Station in London. Hold Still is a project Kate spearheaded for the National Portrait Gallery. People from around the UK were asked to submit photographs that capture the spirit and feelings of the nation during the COVID-19 pandemic. In an ... View the Post
Kate brightens up Waterloo Station for Hold Still community exhibition
Tuesday, 20th October 2020—Looking resplendent in red, Kate launched the new community exhibition for her Hold Still photography project at Waterloo Station in London. Hold Still is a project Kate spearheaded for the National Portrait Gallery. People from around the UK were asked to submit photographs that capture the spirit and feelings of the nation during the COVID-19 pandemic. In an ... View the Post
Kate in traditional clothing for video catch-up with Pakistani charities from 2019 tour
Last October, William and Kate spent five days visiting Pakistan at the request of The Foreign and Commonwealth Office. At the time, the Palace said that they wanted to showcase “Pakistan as it is today—a dynamic, aspirational and forward-looking nation”. The tour had a diverse inventory stretching across bustling cities and rugged countryside. The couple visited charity projects, met locals in ... View the Post
Kate in McQueen tuxedo to announce Wildlife Photographer of the Year winner 2020
Tuesday, 13th October 2020 — The Duchess of Cambridge, dressed in a tuxedo by Alexander Mcqueen, announced the winner of the annual Wildlife Photographer of the Year award. Kate took part in the virtual award ceremony, pre-recorded in the Hintze Hall at the Natural History Museum. Wildlife Photographer of the Year is the largest wildlife photography competition in the world. It started in ... View the Post
Kate acknowledges Australia with her golden-yellow dress as she hears about bush fires, COVID & Koalas 🐨
Thursday, 1 October 2020 — This afternoon, Kensington Palace uploaded a new video of William and Kate to their Instagram and Twitter accounts. It shows a collection of clips from a Zoom call that took place with local business owners and first responders from the small community of Kangaroo Island, just off the mainland of South Australia. Devastating bushfires swept across 48% of the island ... View the Post
Kate wears an outdoorsy outfit as she joins Scouts in London
On the 29th of September 2020, Kensington Palace announced that Kate had taken on a new role with the Scouts. She'd been appointed Joint President alongside The Duke of Kent. It is a historic appointment, as Kate is the first woman to hold the post in the organisation's 113-year history. HM The Queen remains Patron of the Scouts. What the new role means for Kate: Together with HRH The ... View the Post
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The Cambridges meet Sir David Attenborough (and Kate makes a statement with her dress and earrings!)
On the 26th of September 2020, Kensington Palace posted a new photograph to their social media accounts. It showed William, Kate and their children meeting with broadcaster and natural historian Sir David Attenborough. The photograph was captured after William and Sir David attended a private outdoor screening of the upcoming film ‘David Attenborough: A Life On Our Planet’ at Kensington ... View the Post
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Kate meets with mothers in Battersea Park
Saturday, 22 September 2020 — The Duchess of Cambridge (Kate Middleton) met mothers in Battersea Park, London to discuss their experiences of finding support amid the coronavirus pandemic. During the 'socially distanced' meeting, Kate heard how mothers had coped during lockdown, and how they used technology to make friends, keep in touch and seek support while confined to their ... View the Post
Kate in Beulah as she thanks volunteers and speaks to Londoners affected by Covid-19
15th of September, 2020 — William and Kate carried out three engagements in London. The couple met with communities affected by COVID-19 and thanked both individuals and businesses who'd gone above and beyond to help others at the height of the pandemic. First, the royal duo visited the London Bridge Job Centre. Here, they heard from people whose jobs were affected by Coronavirus and ... View the Post
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