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Kate's First Welsh Words Delight Royal Fans
1 Mar
Summary
- The Prince and Princess of Wales shared a special message in Welsh.
- This marks Catherine's first official video speaking the Welsh language.
- The couple visited Powys, engaging with locals and tasting traditional food.
The Prince and Princess of Wales have released a special video message in Welsh to commemorate St. David's Day. This marks a significant moment as it is the first official video featuring Catherine speaking the Welsh language. Prince William, however, has previously spoken Welsh in public appearances.
The festive video, filmed at Frogmore House and featuring daffodils, saw the couple extend warm wishes to the people of Wales. Catherine expressed that Wales holds a special place in their hearts, anticipating future visits to the beautiful country with its rich history and people.
This message followed their recent visit to the Welsh county of Powys. During their trip, they made an unscheduled stop in Llanidloes, visiting a community hub and engaging with residents creating festival signs. They also sampled local foods, including traditional Welsh cakes, and spent extra time meeting supporters in the rain.
The Prince and Princess of Wales connected warmly with the crowds, posing for pictures and accepting gifts like daffodils and drawings from children. Their interactions underscored their genuine affection for Wales and its residents.
