Kate Middleton surprises on television with a fundraiser: “It is vital that we take care of childhood”

Kate Middleton monopolizes the spotlight. By surprise, the Princess of Wales made a stellar intervention this Friday night when she made a television appeal at the BBC’s annual Children in Need event.

Wearing a blue blouse with puffed sleeves (valued at 200 euros), the wife of the Prince Guillermo He began his speech, while thanking them for their collaboration in this project. “Hello everyone, I’m delighted that Children in Need has invited me to open their show tonight,” she said.

Likewise, the daughter-in-law of Charles III He continued his speech claiming the importance of a good childhood to avoid traumatic situations in childhood. “Tonight is about helping, supporting, advocating for and empowering all children to be the best they can be, which is crucial for their future health and happiness. Our relationships, environment and experiences during the early years lay the foundation that shape the rest of our lives,” he said.

Before concluding the speech, Kate said: “It is vital, therefore, that we look after every childhood and that is why the types of projects supported by Children in Need are so important.”

This appearance by Middleton comes after her speech this Wednesday at the Design Museum in London, where she also focused on the mental health of children. For the occasion, Kate chose a purple two-piece suit.