Duke of Marmalade
Imperial Majesty
- Joined
- May 19, 2007
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- City
- Frankfurt am Main
- Country
- Germany
Kate Middleton and Prince William at America's Cup Event : People.com"She was lovely beautiful and friendly," Tiyah Windslade, 17, told reporters shortly after presenting a bouquet to Kate on behalf of the 1851 Trust, which is using the America's Cup to inspire a new generation to become involved with the marine world – with a strong focus on those from underprivileged families
"I almost started crying!," Tiyah added about meeting with Kate, who paired a BAR team shirt bearing the words "The Duchess of Cambridge," with tight skinny jeans and beige espadrille wedges.
"She spoke a lot about mental health and how we need to stop people from feeling ashamed about themselves and come out and be very open about their mental health. And she said that we are the voice reaching out to people because we are working with them on the ground.
"It is great to have them involved," Tiyah continued. "They give us so much support."
"He was really lovely too", Tiyah added about William.
Read more: Kate Middleton's Charity SportsAid Backs Olympians to Glory : People.comAs the Summer Olympics draw to a close, one fan is feeling a particular kind of pride.
Princess Kate has been keeping close watch as alumni of a charity she backs, SportsAid, rack up medals at the Rio Games. (17 golds, 14 silvers and eight bronze, to be exact.)
SportsAid, which marks its 40th anniversary this year – an event that Kate marked with a celebration dinner at her Kensington Palace home in June – helps up-and-coming athletes with financial and other support as they bid to become heroes of the future.
... When she meets athletes and their families or coaches, Kate is "attentive, curious, informed genuinely passionate," Lawler adds. "Right from the start, we said we would like her to be their champion. She can shine such a great spotlight on them and their story."
And the budding Olympians "take this huge lift that someone like her has that degree of personal interest in their journey."
Kate has "always shown a pride and interest in cycling," says Lawler, and she's interested in shining a light on a host of sports. "Wheelchair basketball is one that we have in our radar to try," adds Lawler, as Kate has told them there will be "a moment for that."
Read more: The AELTC pays tribute to Her Majesty The Queen - The Championships, Wimbledon 2017 - Official Site by IBM“We would like to welcome HRH The Duchess of Cambridge, who will take up The Queen’s former duties as our Patron, and also recognise with appreciation the ongoing contribution of HRH The Duke of Kent, who will continue his long-standing role as our President.”
Read more: https://www.lta.org.uk/news/general-news/2016/december/lta-pays-tribute-to-her-majesty-the-queen/"We are excited to welcome HRH The Duchess of Cambridge as our Patron from 2017, and wish to thank HRH The Duchess of Gloucester for her continued and steadfast support as she remains in her role as Honorary President."
Kate Middleton reveals her mum has a crush on Roger Federer in tell-all tennis documentary - Mirror OnlineThe Duchess of Cambridge has said her mum has a crush on tennis ace Roger Federer.
Kate made the revelation while speaking of her love of the sport ahead of Wimbledon next week.
The 35-year-old, who became patron of the All England Tennis Club last year, said: “I have watched Wimbledon, that was very much part of my growing up.
“I was really taken by Agassi and Sampras, Ivanisevic and Steffi Graf. Those are my first memories. Roger [Federer] is my mother’s heartthrob. I don’t think she will mind me saying that! I think he probably knows that too.”
Read more: Princess Kate Wears Polka Dot Dress at WimbledonPrincess Kate is feeling the love-love!
On Monday, the tennis-loving royal debuted a new shorter hairdo as she sat front and center for the start of Wimbledon — an event she recently called “a quintessential part of English summer.”
The royal mom wore a polka dot Dolce & Gabbana dress as she headed to the iconic sports arena in London before the first match of the day to meet with some of the young people who will help serve the courts as ballboys and girls over the next two weeks.
She also chatted with some of the tournament’s stewards and medical and safety teams before settling into the royal box to watch some of the matches.
Kate recently became the new royal patron of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, which runs the championships.