Princess Kate
A game of table tennis in a pinstripe suit
Cut a fine figure during a game of table tennis: Princess Kate on her current visit to Cardiff.
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Kate and William once again visited the Welsh capital Cardiff. The program also included a game of table tennis.
Heir to the throne Prince William (41) and his wife Princess Kate (41) visited the Welsh capital Cardiff on Tuesday October 3rd. The couple are there to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the arrival of the HMT Empire Windrush in the UK. The passenger ship was taken over by Great Britain as spoils of war from Germany after the end of the Second World War. The two also officially launched Black History Month with their flying visit to honor the black community in Great Britain and Ireland.
It is Kate and William’s second visit to Wales in just over a month, after they attended a service at St David’s Cathedral to mark the first anniversary of the Queen’s death. The first stop of the day was the so-called Grange Pavilion in Grangetown, where they were warmly greeted by local school children. The Princess of Wales slipped into a chic dark blue tailored trouser suit with prominent pinstripes for the occasion.
Princess Kate already wore a pinstripe blazer when visiting Tim Cook
According to a report in the Daily Mail Kate’s blazer comes from Holland Cooper and costs the equivalent of around 475 euros. Kate opted for this elegant business look last week at a meeting with Apple CEO Tim Cook (62) at Windsor Castle. In Cardiff she also wore her brunette curls open, which fell loosely over her shoulders. Schoolchildren waved flags from nations around the world as William and Kate took a dip in the crowd, shaking numerous hands.
Table tennis match between Kate and William
Later on the agenda for William and Kate was a school visit and a flying visit to the Ethnic Minority Youth Forum for Wales. There the Royals didn’t miss the opportunity to play a quick game of table tennis against each other.