Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton continue their official visits to Boston. Arrived in the United States on Wednesday, November 30, the Cambridges went to Boston Harbor on Thursday afternoon.
To face the cold of this beginning of December, both had put on long coats, navy for the prince William and brown for Kate Middleton. True to form, she wore an Alexander McQueen creation, above a set of long skirt and orange cashmere sweater, turtleneck of course, signed Gabriela Hearst.
A “slightly chilly” visit
The official Kensington Palace account relayed some photos from the visit on Instagram, along with a comment: “The past, present and future of Boston Harbor and its climate resilience are on display in the magnificent (although ‘a little chilly) Piers Park this afternoon!
Temperatures that did not seem to displease Prince William who said earlier in the day: “We are more efficient in cold weather than in hot weather, so everything is fine!”, as reported by “Hello».
Accompanied by the mayor of the city Michelle Wu and a committee delegated to environmental issues, the Prince and Princess of Wales notably stopped in the military unit Harbor Defenses in order to report on the evolutions of the coast, the city being subject to the rising waters.
A climate-oriented visit that echoes the subject of the Cambridges’ move across the Atlantic. Friday, December 2, the parents of George, Charlotte and Louis (9, 7 and 5 years old) will hold the second edition of the Earthshot Awards. A sumptuous ceremony intended to reward work undertaken for the environment, sponsored by their Royal Foundation. An evening somewhat overshadowed by Prince Harry and Meghan Marklewith the release of the first images of their Netflix documentary…