Fortunately William and Kate’s team were able to come up with a last-minute back-up plan.
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Currently, Prince Charles is the Duke of Cornwall – but one day William will inherit the title and responsibility for the Duchy.
The Cambridges even reassured the children, who were discussing the challenges of growing up, that it was OK to be figuring it out as they go.
The duchess wore a pale pink dress by Lela Rose and Monsoon wedges.
Kate managed to look flawless as she poured the pint in her pretty dress, with her hair blow-dried to perfection and her make-up as minimal and dewey as ever. Their visit was in support of the Sign-A-Slate roof appeal, advocating for donations to make the repairs. Prince William added in.
Mrs Moore also told William she had met his late mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, about 25 years ago in nearby Redruth.
She said about her fight against bullying: “I’m getting help, but it’s a long road”. While any other husband would find it disrespectful for another man to whistle at his wife in public, Prince William did nothing.
Kate was casually dressed in a dark jacket by Smythe, light-coloured top, pants by Gap and wedges, while William wore a jacket, shirt without a tie, and chino-type pants.
Other Séraphine outfits in the Duchess’s wardrobe include the £46 fuchsia wrap dress that she wore in the first official photograph of Prince George almost two years ago.
Sam explained: “I did not hear any wolf whistling – a few of the builders said she was looking hot – but everyone was very respectful”.
Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge visit Healey’s Cornish Cider Farm, a thriving local business celebrating its 30th anniversary and one of the area’s top tourist attractions on September 1, 2016 in Truro, United Kingdom.
They met a baby dinosaur when story-teller Nicole White introduced the couple to a muttaburrasaurus.
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He said: “This is a billion pound organisation, it generates in excess of £20m a year, it owns something like 132,000 acres of which 13,000 is in Cornwall”. And I was just so grateful for what they’ve done – I’m so emotional.
