The Cambridges, who lived at their Norfolk home of Anmer Hall during lockdown but were believed to be back at Kensington Palace, travelled to London Bridge and Whitechapel where they celebrated the traditions of London’s East End by making Jewish bagel snacks and meeting with Muslim volunteers supporting the community during the coronavirus outbreak.
The couple, who had not appeared together in public since July, when they visited the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King’s Lynn to mark the 72nd anniversary of the NHS, appeared relaxed during the outing, and were said to be keen to shine a light on individuals and businesses who had gone above and beyond to help others during the pandemic.
The Duchess re-wore a pretty red floral gown by Beulah London for the appearance in the capital, with the dress featuring a bold white collar, and paired the stunning piece with nude heels and her floral mask. She wore her hair in her signature bouncy blow dry and kept her makeup neutral for the event.
During their visit to the bakery, Prince William and his wife handled 7 1/4 lb piles of dough with ease, kneading them into balls big enough to make 30 4oz beigels. Complimented on her technique, the Duchess laughed: “Just wait until you see the aftermath! I had beginner’s luck, they are getting worse!”
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