The Prince and Princess of Wales arrived at an Army training centre in Surrey to meet some of the troops who will be taking part in the late Queen's funeral on Monday
The new Prince and Princess of Wales, Prince William and Kate Middleton have visited an Army training centre in Surrey to meet troops taking part in funeral arrangements ahead of the Queen being laid to rest on Monday 19 September.
As with every public outing since the Queen died, Prince William and Kate were dressed in black, with William wearing a suit paired with a white shirt, and Kate looking as demure as ever in a black button-up military-style jacket and skirt, which she paired with a black hat. For all of the latest updates, sign up for OK!'s Royal newsletter.
Discussing the matter, the air to the throne said to a member of the public who'd laid down flowers for the Queen, as per The Mirror: “He told us yesterday had been particularly difficult and following the coffin had reminded him of his mother’s funeral, of Diana. He said it had been very difficult.”
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