On October 2, local time, the official social media accounts owned by Prince William and Princess Kate of Wales appeared for the first time in a long time photos of Kate performing her duties. "It was a pleasure meeting Liz in Windsor today. She is a talented young photographer w

On October 2, local time, the official social media accounts owned by Prince William and Princess Kate of Wales appeared for the first time in a long time photos of Kate performing her duties.

"It was a pleasure meeting Liz in Windsor today. She is a talented young photographer who inspires us with her creativity and strength. Thank you for sharing your photos and stories with us," the photo was captioned He wrote such a paragraph, and then also wrote the abbreviated signature of the two people "wc".

According to reports, the daughter who received Kate’s hug is named Liz Hutton, from Harrogate, Yorkshire. She is only 16 years old and is fighting a rare malignant tumor. According to doctors, Liz’s Her lifespan is between six months and three years, and photography is on her “bucket list”. She hopes to participate in as many photography activities as possible.

William learned about Lilizzi's situation through the "London Air Ambulance Charity" he sponsored, and then invited her to participate in the medal ceremony. Liz came to Windsor Castle accompanied by her mother Vicky Robayna, stepfather Aaron and brother Mateo, and the family also took a photo with William and Kate.

Judging from the group photos, Kate remains in the same state as before, with a bright smile on her face. She wears a burgundy suit with a beige jumper. She is very dignified and elegant, and at the same time a bit capable, which is also what she suffers from. The most common "work clothes" before cancer.

After releasing a family video and telling the outside world that she had finished chemotherapy, Kate also appeared in public twice, but they were both sitting in a car.

It was reported at the end of last month that Kate "quietly" attended a meeting at Windsor Castle. William was also present at the time. Although there were no photos, Kate's name appeared in the royal minutes of the day. It was nearly 10 months after Kate It can be considered a return to work.

In addition, Kate also posted and posted photos on social media, saying that she went to Sadler's wells theater in London. "Congratulations and thanks to English National Ballet and Sadler's Wells for their stunning, moving and inspiring production of Akram Khan's Giselle. Creativity at its best!" signed

"c" seemed to tell fans that she was the only one to participate in that day's event, and William was not accompanying her. The stage photos were most likely taken by her. After all, it is well known that she loves photography, and her skills are said to be good among amateur photographers.

This time she took a photo with Liz and her family, which was her first public photo after returning to work. It seems that the 42-year-old mother of three children is returning to the public eye in a planned way.

On the evening of the day Kate appeared in the photo, Prince William ran out alone and went to Birmingham to watch the match between his beloved football team Aston Villa and Bayern Munich.

The last time Villa participated in the European Champions League was in 1983, when this event was still called the European Champions Cup. At that time, Villa was the defending champion, but was eliminated by Juventus in the quarter-finals. It was not until more than 40 years later that the team supported by the British prince returned to the European Cup. It can be seen that William truly loves this team. He does not decide his likes and dislikes based on results, but purely supports it.

Although Bayern is a strong team in the traditional sense, Villa performed well this time and finally won the game in an upset 1-0.

It is worth noting that when Villa won the trophy in 1982, their opponent was also Bayern.

After the game, William also met with the Villa players who won the championship that year. They were all old gentlemen.