On Wednesday evening, the Cambridges attended David Attenborough’s film premiere at the Natural History Museum in London. Wearing her black lace Alice Temperley dress for the third time, Kate looked relaxed and magnificent….even when she had to put on her 3D glasses!
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge stopped by the South Africa house in Trafalgar Square on Wednesday to pay their respects to Nelson Mandela.
On Wednesday, Prince Harry’s ex-girlfriend, Chelsy Davy, and his current love, Cressida Bonas, attended the same carol service in London. The carol concert was in memory of Prince Harry’s good friend, Henry van Straubenzee, who died at the age of 18 just before Christmas 2002 in a car accident. The Duchess of Cambridge’s mother, Carole, was also in attendance.
Cressida Bonas
Chelsy Davy
Carole Middleton
The Duchess of Cambridge visited Shooting Star House Children’s Hospice in Middlesex today. As Royal Patron of East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices, the Duchess has developed a passion for the work that they do and she has made numerous visits to the children’s hospices around the United Kingdom.
“When Kate and William prepared to attend the Royal premiere of a film chronicling the remarkable life of Nelson Mandela yesterday evening they could not have known the significance the evening would come to hold…But as the two watched the film, alongside the Zindzi Mandela, daughter of the South African leader, news came in that 95-year-old Mandela had died peacefully at home.” – Deborah Arthurs, Daily Mail, 12/6/2013
The Cambridges arriving at the premiere of Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom….
The Duchess meets with Mandela’s daughters, Zindzi (right)
The Duke speaking with Mandela’s daughter, Zindzi (right)
After being informed of the former South African leader’s death, Prince William made a brief statement as the Daily Mail reports below:
“William and Kate looked ashen-faced as they walked down the stairs into the foyer. Speaking as he left the Odeon cinema, the Duke said: ‘I just wanted to say it’s extremely sad and tragic news. We were just reminded what an extraordinary and inspiring man Nelson Mandela was. My thoughts and prayers are with him and his family. It’s very sad.’ ”
Prince William making statement on Mandela’s death as they leave the Odeon
Prince William participated in a volleyball game at the Westway Sports Centre in north Kensington today while visiting young aspiring coaches.
The second in line to the throne looked a little out of place with one 13-year-old saying that he “felt sorry” for the Prince because he was unable to return balls. His wife, the Duchess of Cambridge, appeared more at ease with her volleyball skills even though she was wearing tall wedges!
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