William & Kate Attend Archbishop's Enthronement

0:00On March 25, Prince William and Princess Kate made a notable appearance at Canaberry Cathedral on Wednesday, March 25 for the Enthroman of Dame Sarah Mali as the first woman to serve as the 106 Archbishop of Canterbury. William stepped in to represent his father, King Charles, following royal tradition for such events. Lady Colgrain, the lore lieutenant of Kent, welcomed them with a curtsy and handshakes right outside the cathedral. Kate actually greeted her first this time, likely because she exited the car on the closer side, while William walked around. Experts often describe their partnership as a blend of modern love and traditional support, with Kate shining in her own causes without overshadowing. Her husband, royal protocol on greetings remains flexible. No bows or curtsies required, just handshakes work fine. The couple had met Malali recently at Lambeth Palace, building on her selection last October and confirmation in January.

1:00She looks forward to collaborating with them on shared goals. This role carries deep historical weight, as the Archbishop crowns monarchs and officiates royal weddings, including William and Kate's back in April. 2011. That's your update from Entertainment and Celebrity News. Today, powered by AI, I'm Cory with the story.