Amid Andrew’s fall from grace, Princess Kate brings royal shine to Leicester, showcasing the royal family’s resilience through touching moments with her adoring fans.
Prince William’s wife was caught on camera attempting a traditional dance during a joyful “celebration” in Leicester, on a surprise solo outing 300 miles from her husband.
During her visit to the Midlands, the 44-year-old princess won hearts with her charm as she celebrated the culture, community and heritage of the British Indian community in the city on Thursday, following the Hindu spring festival of Holi.
Royal commentator Rebecca English also shared the future queen’s stunning moments on her official Instagram, showing Princess Catherine dancing at the Shreeji Dham Haveli, a Hindu temple in Leicester.
The mother-of-three dazzled in a cream jacket and matching coat as she walked barefoot to take part in a traditional dance. The royal also received a lei of red flower garlands upon arrival.
Reacting to the warm welcome, the Princess of Wales said: “Thank you very much for inviting me. I’m really looking forward to seeing some of the work. I’ve heard fantastic things.”
She started the day by visiting a dance company called Aakash Odedra, before visiting several family businesses on Leicester’s famous ‘Golden Mile’, home to jewellery, sari and fashion boutiques.
Princess Kate also indulged in a comforting cuppa to embrace the art of tea during her lovely visit.
Kate and William were on opposite ends of the country on Thursday, with William visiting Cornwall for St Piran’s Day.
