Kate Middleton and Prince William, who are both Princesses of Wales, may have missed a special home occasion, the birthday celebration for Grace Matthews, who is a cousin of Kate’s daughter, at the Six Nations game in Cardiff on Saturday.
Grace is the daughter of James Matthews and Kate’s girl, Pippa Middleton.
Kate’s participation at the game suggests she does have missed Grace’s holiday celebrations, according to GB News. Grace is likely to appreciate the occasion in Berkshire with her relatives, two-year-old Rose and six-year-old Arthur, despite the unsubstantiated information.
Kate and Prince William, both devoted sports fans, were present at the facility in their official capacities as customers of their respective sport unions.
Prince William, the patron saint of the Welsh Rugby Union, was cheering on Wales while Prince William, the patron saint of the Rugby Football Union, Prince William, the patron saint of England’s Rugby Football League, was in the Twickenham supporters of England.
The Prince and Princess of Wales stated in a blog on X that it was “grateful to join with people who the Welsh Rugby Charitable Trust supports ahead of today’s game in Cardiff.”
Prior to the fit, they made a visit to the Sir Tasker Watkins Suite, a designated place for injured people and their communities, where they received donations from the Welsh Rugby Charitable Trust.
The Welsh Rugby Charitable Trust, which was founded in 1972, aims to provide union people with serious injury education, social assistance, and opportunities for sport.
