KATE Middleton and Prince William beamed as they greeted Yorkshire locals today during a visit to Scarborough.
The Princess of Wales, 40 looked chic in a camel co-ord as she visited a local community hub with her husband and heir to the thrown.
She was seen wearing a long structured coat with a knitted midi dress, accompanied by a tan handbag and coordinating beige heels.
Alongside her, Prince William, 40, was seen wearing a navy blue suit, burgundy jumper and of course, a poppy to mark the upcoming Remembrance Day.
The pair looked happy to be meeting some of the organisations due to benefit from a funding campaign launched by the Royal Foundation of the Prince and Princess of Wales and Two Ridings Community Foundation.
This is to tackle issues such as rural suicide, poverty and children’s well-being.
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First, Kate and William headed to The Street, a community hub hosting local organisations to allow them to grow and develop their services.
Here, the Prince and Princess met a panel of youngsters who support local mental health organisations and will decide where to allocate the funds.
For several years, the royal couple has been outspoken advocates of breaking down the stigma surrounding mental health.
Alongside Prince Harry, they launched Heads Together in 2016 – a campaign aiming to make mental health part of mainstream conversation.
And in 2019, Prince William launched HeadsUp, in partnership with the Premier League. This was part of a bid to make men more comfortable with discussing their mental health.
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In the same year, both Prince William and Kate launched SHOUT.
A free 24/7 text messaging service for people needing to talk to someone in a moment of crisis.
