Catherine's Elegant Nigerian Banquet Appearance

0:00From Durham, this is your March 19th update. Princess of Wales, Catherine turned heads at the Nigerian state banquet held at Windsor Castle on Wednesday, March 18th. She wore the stunning Lovers Not Tiara, a diamond and pearl piece made in 1914 for Queen Mary. Her emerald green gown nodded to Nigeria's flag colors, creating a perfect blend of elegance and respect. Catherine paired the gown with sapphire fringe earrings from the Lake Queen Elizabeth and a matching clutch. She also sported the Royal Family Order from King Charles, along with a sash and star from the Royal Victorian Order. The mother of three looked every bit the Royal icon. Prince William complimented her in a classic white taitail coat and is order of the garter sash. The couple joined King Charles, Queen Camilla, Nigerian President Bola Tanubu and his wife Ola Remi for the event. Family members like the Duke of Edinburgh were there too. During the toast, King Charles praised the strong ties between the UK and Nigeria. He highlighted

1:02how people of Nigerian heritage enriched British life in business, tech, sports, arts and public service. It was a warm moment celebrating shared culture. Catherine had last worn a tiara during the German state visit in December 2025, choosing Queen Victoria's Oriental Circuit. These appearances keep tradition alive while marking important diplomatic occasions. This episode is brought to you in partnership with our sponsor. Do not just listen to podcasts, get lost in them comfortably, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.