Super sweet moment Kate wears necklace from little girl on Wales visit as crowds support monarchy

During a visit to Powys ahead of St David’s Day William and Kate headed to Oriel Davies Oriel Davies – a public contemporary art gallery in Newtown. They viewed the Hand in Hand art project, a community scheme co-produced by the gallery and Syrian and Afghan families living in Newtown and surrounding areas. “It’s amazing, what’s happening here,” Kate told the families. It must be such a lovely way to make friends and share stories.” She was given a necklace made by children at an art workshop on Thursday morning. Afterwards, the couple spoke to volunteer groups at Hafan yr Afon, a hub for culture, community and heritage in Newtown, and greeted well-wishers outside. Jill Christofides, 65, told William: “The monarchy is safe in your hands.” “With all that is going on at the moment, there could be a swell against,” she told reporters after. “But I think when you see the time that he’s willing to spend with the people, I think it’s lovely to see. “He said ‘thank you, that’s very sweet of you’.” http://www.theScottishsun.co.uk https://www.facebook.com/thescottishsun/ https://twitter.com/ScottishSun #katemiddleton #princessofwales #royalFamily #royals