Princess Kate teams up for rare engagement with Melania Trump | Royal | News
Princess Kate went to Windsor with US First Lady on Thursday morning to get an important aim with the scouts. Princess, who has been the president of the scouts since 2020, was dressed properly when the scouts came to Melania Trump and Frogmore Gardens to engage with members of the Squirrels program.
The couple was welcomed by the chef Scout Dwayne Fields, who joined the events to obtain ‘Go Wild’ badges, introducing them to two groups of squirrels. During the engagement, the Wales Princess and First Lady will join children to build an insect hotel before trying their hands in leaf print using false leaves collected from the gardens.
Scouts have played an important role in the work of the princess for years. In April, he visited the Lake Zone to learn more about how to spend time in nature and help us deepen our connections with ourselves and each other.
After enjoying the activities, Dwayne, Princess and First Lady will present a badge for young squirrels and will then organize a picnic in the gardens.
As a special treatment, the princess organized a special packaged lunch for children. Each child will try the sandwiches containing honey made by the Wales Princess in Anmer Hall.
In addition, First Lady, as a special way to remember the day, each teen will give a white palace honey to a jar.
The welfare of young children is very important for both the princess and the first lady. The Princess has long been passionate about the power to encourage young people to experience the natural world and has made most of their visits a fundamental focus.
Earlier this year, the princess attended Dwayne and a group of scouts on the shores of Windermere Lake in the Lake Region to learn more about how to spend time in nature while promoting empathy, flexibility and belonging.
In a video published at that time, Kate said: “I think these environments are very spiritual and very intense emotional reconstruction.
“Not everyone has the same relationship with nature, but that is why it is meaningful for me as a place to find a sense of peace and reconciliation in a very busy world.”
