Princess Kate has made a last-minute decision to support Prince William during an emotional royal engagement today.
The Prince of Wales will carry out an engagement in Sunningdale to commemorate the life of Queen Elizabeth II, marking the three-year anniversary of her passing.
The Prince of Wales was originally scheduled to make a solo public appearance today.
However, Kensington Palace sources say the Princess of Wales was keen to join her husband to commemorate and celebrate the life of Queen Elizabeth II.
Kensington Palace sources say the Princess of Wales was keen to join her husband to commemorate and celebrate the life of Queen Elizabeth II.
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The Prince and Princess of Wales only returned to carrying out royal duties last Thursday, having taken a seven-week break for the summer holidays.
Kate and Prince William undertook a joint engagement at the Natural History Museum as their first public appearance since their time off.
They carried out individual public appearances on Saturday supporting the England and Wales national teams at the Women's World Cup.
Kate is the Patron of the Rugby Football Union and attended England’s group stage match against Australia.
Kate is the Patron of the Rugby Football Union and attended England’s group stage match against Australia.
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The Princess of Wales travelled to the Brighton & Hove Albion Stadium to cheer on England as they defeated Australia 47-7.
Prince William is the Patron of the Welsh Rugby Union and was pictured at the Sandy Park stadium in Exeter on Saturday afternoon.
The royal watched on as Wales suffered an agonising 28-25 defeat to Fiji in a thrilling match.
Prince William is scheduled to undertake two further royal engagements this week.
The Prince and Princess of Wales only returned to carrying out royal duties last Thursday, having taken a seven-week break for the summer holidays.
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The Prince of Wales will visit Spiral Skills, a youth organisation in Lambeth, on Tuesday which has received funding from the Homewards Fund to expand their services for young people in the local area.
On Wednesday, September 10th, William will visit a pioneering new mental health hub run by the Jac Lewis Foundation, which is launching at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium, with backing from The Royal Foundation of The Prince and Princess of Wales.
The Prince and Princess of Wales will not meet with Prince Harry this week as the Duke of Sussex returns to the UK for the first time in four months.
Prince Harry will undertake engagements across England from Monday to Thursday.