Monday, 23rd November 2020—Kensington Palace released a video showing the Duchess of Cambridge (Kate Middleton) thanking people for responding to her ‘5 Big Questions’ survey earlier this year. Over 500,000 people filled in the survey, making it the largest ever response to a public survey of its kind. The public survey forms part of an extensive body of research commissioned by The Royal ... View the Post
Archives for November 2020
Kate wears Michael Kors during video chat with dads and their babies on mark International Men’s Day
Saturday, 21st of November 2020—Kensington Palace released a video of William and Kate via their social media accounts. The video showed the royal couple speaking to beneficiaries of Future Men's UK’s Fathers Programme. The programme helps fathers to develop their confidence as parents at every stage of their child’s development. Two of the men on the call, Peter and Graeme, who became ... View the Post
Kate in new video marking the end of the Hold Still community exhibition
Sunday, 15th November 2020—Through her office at Kensington Palace, Kate released a video message to mark the end of the Hold Still community exhibition, thanking everybody who contributed photographs Watch the video below: I just wanted to say a huge thank you to everyone who submitted an image to Hold Still. I launched the project with the National Portrait Gallery back in May because ... View the Post
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Kate speaks with Armed Force families in new video released to mark Remembrance Day.
Tuesday, 10th of November 2020—Kensington Palace released video footage of Kate speaking with Armed Force families who’ve lost loved ones ahead of Remembrance Day. Remembrance Day, also known as Armistice Day, is a memorial day that’s observed in Commonwealth countries to honour those who were killed during war and conflict. It originated after the First World War and commemorates the ... View the Post
Kate in Catherine Walker for 2020’s ‘socially distanced’ National Service of Remembrance
Sunday, 8th November 2020—For the tenth year running, from the balcony of the Foreign Office, the Duchess of Cambridge watched the National Service of Remembrance at the Cenotaph War Memorial in Whitehall, London. The National Service of Remembrance pays tribute to those who have died or suffered as a result of war and honours those who’ve sacrificed themselves to secure and protect the ... View the Post
Kate wears rainbow print shirt to present Pride of Britain award to NHS workers
Sunday, 1st November 2020—ITV aired the Pride of Britain Awards at 9 pm. William and Kate presented a Pride of Britain Award to NHS front line workers at St Batholomew’s Hospital in London. Kate wore a blue suit and a shirt decorated with a colourful rainbow print. "We cannot thank you enough. On behalf of a grateful nation, it is a tremendous honour for Catherine and I to present this ... View the Post