Kate Middleton and Prince William were feeling the love during their day out in Wales. On Feb. 26, the Prince and Princess of Wales visited Pontypridd in south Wales in the run-up

Kate Middleton made a sentimental sartorial statement with her wardrobe choice on Wednesday, as she and husband Prince William paid a visit to the town of Pontypridd in Wales. Pontypridd was among the Welsh towns impacted by severe flooding as a result of Storm Bert and Storm Darragh in December 2024.

Kate Middleton and Prince William are back at it—working together, that is. The royal duo made a trip to Wales, stopping by an indoor market in Pontypridd that was hit hard by back-to-back storms late last year.

Kate Middleton and Prince William visited Wales on Feb. 26, opting to take the train rather than a royal escort. See their arrival.

Princess Kate, 43, honored the nation by wearing a double-breasted red Alexander McQueen coat — one of the shades of the Welsh national flag. Both she and William topped their looks off with daffodil pins, as an homage to the national flower of Wales and a symbol affiliated with St. David’s Day.

Kate Middleton wore red in a nod to Wales during her visit there with Prince William, continuing her longstanding tradition of honoring the places she visits with her style choices.

When Prince William and Kate became Prince and Princess of Wales following the death of Queen Elizabeth, they quickly made it clear that a connection with the Welsh people was a priority. Announcing that Prince William was rejecting the traditional investiture for the role,

When it comes to winter weather dressing, Kate Middleton and a long red coat are about as simpatico as it gets. On a chilly South Wales day on February 26, the Princess of Wales stepped out in Pontypridd with her husband,

The Prince and Princess of Wales are undertaking two joint engagements in South Wales today ahead of St David's Day.