Kate Middleton's Solo Anzac Day Appearance

0:00On April 25, Kate Middleton made a solo appearance today representing the royal family at Anzac Day events. She attended the parade service at the Sinataf, laying a wreath on behalf of King Charles right after Princess Anne handled the dawn service in Hyde, Park. Next up, she's heading to the service of commemoration and Thanksgiving at Westminster Abbey. For the occasion, Kate rocked a navy coat dress with white accents, Princess Diana's sapphire drop earrings, a Tanzanite necklace, and a single. Crimson Poppy pinned to her coat. Anzac Day honors Australians and New Zealanders who serve and died in wars worldwide. Kate's choice of one Poppy stands out, especially since she's worn three before, on Remembrance Sunday, nodding to her great-grandmother's three. Brothers lost in World War I. This marks her first solo go at the Westminster Abbey Anzac service. She's joined it twice before, once with Prince William in 2022, and once with Prince Harry in 2019, other years saw stand-ins like Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, or Prince Edward.

1:06Earlier this week, Kate joined senior royals at Buckingham Palace to mark the 100th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth's birth, keeping those. Royal duties flowing steady. You've been listening to entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered pop culture coverage.