Kate & William Attend Historic Archbishop Installation

0:00On March 26, Kate Middleton and Prince William attended a historic ceremony on March 25, 2026 at Canterbury Cathedral. They watched Dame Sarah Mallale become the 106 Archbishop of Canterbury and the first woman to lead the Church of England in its one. 1400-year history. The event drew over 2000 guests, including top royals, the Prime Minister, Faith Leaders, and Healthcare Workers. Earlier this week, Kate turned heads in a fitted coat featuring the Prince of Wales check pattern. This classic plaid traces back to British Royal tradition, popularized by King Edward VII in the late 19th century. Royals like King Charles and Princess Diana have worn it over the years to honor their heritage. William and Kate joined other dignitaries as key supporters of the Church's new leader. Sources close to the Prince say he views this as a firm commitment to his faith and future role, even if he practices in his own way. The couple's presence highlighted their ongoing ties to the institution.

1:01Dame Sarah, a former nurse now age 64, met privately with William and Kate at Lambeth Palace beforehand. She expressed shared hopes for a better world and promised to keep the family and her prayers. This installation marks a new chapter for the Church and its rural connections, with the Archbishop set to play key roles in future ceremonies, just as. Predecessors have for generations. That's your entertainment and celebrity news today update, AI-powered and always trending.