The Prince and Princess of Wales have taken up position on the other side of the bar for a spirited cocktail-making race at an outdoor market in Belfast city centre during a surprise visit to Northern Ireland. The support packages are given to children following their time with PIPS to assist their ongoing recovery and ensure that their parents and guardians feel better equipped to cope.Īfter the visit to PIPS, the couple travelled into Belfast city centre to view Trademarket, a new outdoor street-food and retail market where they took part in a spirited cocktail making race.Īfter William was declared winner, the couple heard more about the Trademarket enterprise which transformed a previously vacant site, aiming to showcase new businesses while also increasing footfall in a less visited area.Ĭocktails with Kate! High-spirited Princess of Wales plays bartender in a £295 silk blouse as she joins Prince William on an action-packed day in Belfast That includes an increase of more than 500% among young people.Īt the close of their visit, the prince and princess joined a group of volunteer counsellors in packing up the charity’s Little Boxes of Hope. Since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, the organisation has seen a significant rise in those reaching out for help. The charity also arranged for them to take part in an art therapy session, painting pumpkins, with some vulnerable children who have been supported by PIPS. Members of the public came out in their hundreds to meet William and Kate during a walkabout outside Carrickfergus Castle in Carrickfergus The late Queen gave William and Kate the titles Baron and Baroness Carrickfergus on the morning of their wedding in 2011. They exchanged handshakes and fist-bumps with local schoolchildren who had waited for hours to catch a glimpse of the royal couple.Įarlier they visited a local charity and were then greeted by the Mayor of Mid and East Antrim Noel Williams. Hundreds of people lined the Marine Highway in Carrickfergus, a town to the north of Belfast, as the pair visited the County Antrim town.
The incident happened during during Kate and William's visit to Northern Ireland today. 'She and William were welcomed with open arms by everyone else. Catherine handled the moment perfectly though. One wrote on Twitter: 'That very disrespectful lady should have stayed at home instead of wasting her time waiting for someone she doesn't like. Observers took to social media to praise Kate for 'handling the moment perfectly.' The woman, who was wearing an emerald green cardigan, appeared to be videoing the exchange on a mobile phone.Ī stunned Kate, who managed to keep her composure throughout the exchange, laughed and let go of the woman's hand before continuing to smile and greet other members of the crowd.
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