Kate Middleton's Wind-Resistant Style at Canterbury Cathedral

0:00It's March 26th. Welcome to Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Princess Kate and Prince William attended a historic church service at Canterbury Cathedral on March 25th, marking the installation of Dame. Sarah Molly as the first female archbishop of Canterbury in the Church of England's 1400 year history. Strong winds outside the cathedral tested everyone's outfits and Kate quickly secure her wide brim straw hat to keep her from flying off, while gusts, tugged at coats and robes alike. Her choice of attires stood out, featuring a cashmere coat in the classic Prince of Wales check pattern, a nod to William's title that he's held since. King Charles bestowed it in 2022, making Kate the Princess of Wales just like Diana before. This wasn't the first royal wind challenge. Last year Kate and Queen Camilla gripped their hats at Westminster Abbey and back in 2018. This at Princess Eugenie's wedding did the same, with the late Queen Elizabeth known

1:00to use weights in her dress hymns for such moments. Kate rounded out the look with a diamond cross necklace, fitting for the faith-focused event where King Charles serves as supreme governor, a role. William will one day take on as the monarchies ties to the church and door.