Kate Middleton surprised the spectators when she left a school bus holding hands with a girl.
The Princess of Wales joined a group of kindergartens on her bus trip to the National Portrait Gallery in London.
The visit was part of the Kate frame in the form of the USA. It marks the last step in its mission of supporting the development of early childhood.
The visit to the National Portrait Gallery aimed at helping children learn to explore and express their emotions. The children of the Elementary School of the Church of All Souls in England became the first to pass through Bobeam Tree Trail in the gallery. The path is an interactive experience designed to help with social and emotional learning. Kate is also a patron of the National Gallery of Portraits.
This exit occurs three weeks after Kate announced that it is in remission. The announcement was made the same day that he visited the Royal Marsden hospital, where he received his cancer treatment. During the visit, Kate spoke with the patients and listened to her stories. The Prince and the Princess of Wales also became clients of the hospital and announced it the same day.
