Kate apologizes to little girl for not wearing her ‘Princess Elsa dress’ —
The mom of three showed off her natural charm and love for children, and played along seamlessly.
“I know. I’m sorry,” she said to the little ones. “I came in my trousers and my coat because I’m going to see some sheep.” We’re sure the girls understood why she left her gown and tiara at home, but her casual ensemble – from her Troy London UK jacket down to her See by Chloe boots – definitely wasn’t lacking.Watch the sweet moment The Duchess of Cambridge admires a young girl's plaits and admits she attempted them on
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