The Duchess talks about those fabulous Instagram vs reality pictures she took of Prince Louis covered in rainbow paint. She said she ended up looking like Louis at the end of it. She’s lovely, very sweet & down to earth 🌈
The Queen is 94, she still works each day, is head of state in 16 counties & served her country during war is the definition of a strong & fierce woman !!
#GodSaveTheQueen
🔍You may have noticed The Queen’s ATS cap on her desk during Her Majesty’s VE Day address this evening.
#DidYouKnow The Queen is the only living Head of State to have served in the Second World War?
After leading the nation in a two-minute silence on #VEDay75, The Prince of Wales lays a wreath and The Duchess of Cornwall lays flowers in remembrance of those who died in the Second World War.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge joined veterans for a very special #VEDay75 party at @PoppyLegion Mais House Care Home, on the day we pay tribute to the service of the entire #WW2 generation.
@loveforcambridg @FutureHeirs Her crazy cult fans think she invented & created everything in existence even though she was there less than two years and did about 3 months worth of work. . They are so embarrassing
The Duchess of Cambridge was on This Morning today to discuss her new photography project #HoldStill2020
On home schooling she said Prince George is more interested in getting into Charlottes projects like spiders sandwiches 😂
The Duchess of Cambridge will appear on #ThisMorning later to discuss the launch of her new project titled ‘Hold Still’ with @NPGLondon, encouraging the nation to share their personal images of the Coronavirus crisis. Full story ➡️ https://t.co/HwgrF3mLJX
6th May, 2020
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge this morning talked to residents and staff at a Royal British Legion Care Home, Mais House, 18 Hastings Road, Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex, via video link.
DM- “Catherine has taken part in an interview, which will be broadcast on ITV's This Morning today, to speak about the project and her motivations for utilising photography to capture a portrait of a nation”
The Duchess of Cambridge in her role as patron of The National Portrait Gallery is working on a new project called Hold Still. People are invited to submit portraits that focus on three core themes: Helper & Heroes, Your New Normal & Acts of Kindness
DM- https://t.co/XFtABvIrJC