Royals Celebrate Women's Day, Honor Liz Hatton

0:00On March 8, the Princess of Wales marked International Women's Day with a post on X, celebrating the kindness, resilience, and quiet strength of. Women and families and communities, the 44-year-old shared the message on the account she runs with Prince William, pairing it with a photo from her Royal Foundation Center for. Early childhood, showing a mother and daughter hugging. Queen Camilla joined in on the Royal Family's Instagram, sharing a call to shatter glass ceilings and inspire future generations. She included pictures of women she's met over the past year, like a survivor from France's biggest rape trial, who chose to speak out publicly. Kate has stayed active lately, visiting award-winning dancer Ayakash Odadra and his company and Lester this week. She also launched a new early childhood project with four and five-year-old kids at London's National Portrait Gallery back in February. Last year, on the same day, she paid tribute to 17-year-old photographer Liz Hedden, who lost her battle with the rare cancer.

1:01Kate had met Liz at Windsor Castle, where the teen photographed her and William, and they bonded over their love of photography. These moments from the Royal's spotlight women's everyday courage, while tying into Kate's work on early childhood support, keeping the focus on. Building stronger communities ahead.