This is the lovely moment a two-year-old high fived the future queen of England!
This is the lovely moment a two-year-old high fived the future queen of England!
During her latest royal engagement a very pregnant Catherine the Duchess of Cambridge has shared an adorable moment with a two-year-old little girl named Safiya.
While visiting the Action for Children’s Cape Hill Children’s Centre as part of her charity work supporting vulnerable children, the duchess had some fun with a group of children who were extremely excited to be around her!
The 33-year-old, who is pregnant with her second child, met with families who have faced difficult circumstances including domestic violence and health problems.
Joining in on playing with the children and their parents, the glowing duchess seemed to be regretting not taking her son with her saying “George would have loved this”.
Wearing a lovely floral dress by maternity label Seraphine and a blue coat, the duchess opted for a different hairstyle than usual. It’s the second time this year the duchess has worn an outfit by the British maternity label – with the baby blue coat that she wore the first time, unsurprisingly selling out immediately!
Duchess Catherine’s dress completely sells out for the second time this year!
Her visit to the children’s centre was the end to a busy day, which saw her earlier visit the Bridgewater’s factory as part of her work with East Anglia Children’s Hospices, for whom she is a patron.
High five! As Duchess Catherine visited the Action for Children’s Cape Hill Children’s Centre as part of her charity work supporting vulnerable children, a lucky two-year-old little girl named Safiya got to high-five the future Queen of England!
The Duchess looked stunning in a deep blue coat as she met with families who have faced difficult circumstances including domestic violence and health problems.
The Duchess also showed off her growing royal baby bump in a maternity dress by British label Seraphine – the second time she’s worn the label to a public event this year.
The Duchess helps to decorate a a mug in the ‘Emma Bridgewater’ pottery factory that was launched in support of East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices.
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