The Prince and Princess of Wales have re-emerged for the third time since Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office. The royals put on a united front as they stepped out in Powys, east Wales, ahead of St David's Day for an action-packed day of engagements celebrating the Welsh national day.
This marks the third time both Princess Kate and Prince William have been seen since news of Andrew's arrest - and subsequent release - broke last Thursday. Kate was pictured attending the Six Nations England v Ireland game on Saturday, followed by a joint appearance alongside her husband at the 2026 BAFTAs on Sunday night, before the Prince of Wales undertook a solo royal engagement in London on Wednesday.
Today's royal agenda
The Prince and Princess of Wales will have a busy day in Wales, celebrating the theme of 'community' during their visit. Their trip started with a visit to the town of Llanidloes, where they visited the Hanging Gardens community centre. While there, the duo met with volunteers, while also taking part in some of the activities that the group offers.
Later in the day, William and Kate are expected to head to the Oriel Davies, a public contemporary art gallery in Newtown. One of the exhibitions at the gallery was produced by children and young people. Their visit is due to conclude by meeting a group of people learning the Welsh language.
The outing will no doubt be important for William, who has been learning key phrases in the language since becoming the Prince of Wales back in 2022.
Their final outing of the day is due to take place at Hafan yr Afon, a cultural hub in the town. During their visit, the pair will attend a celebration of volunteer groups and community champions who live in Powys.
Scroll down for all the best photos from the trip…
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© Getty ImagesRadiant Kate
The royal pair put on a united front as they arrived together for their first engagement of their trip, which took place at The Hanging Gardens community centre.
As always, the Princess of Wales looked so glam as she stepped out in a maroon coat. Meanwhile, William opted for a brown jacket and blue trousers. The pair were both seen wearing daffodils, the national flower of Wales.
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© Getty ImagesThe Hanging Gardens
For their first engagement, William and Kate were seen joining a group in an arts project.
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© Getty ImagesSunshine and showers
The community hub visited by the pair includes a café, indoor market and garden powered by a team of volunteers.
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© Getty ImagesMeeting the kids
Kate was impressed with some of the artwork designed by the children as she visited the community centre.
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© Getty ImagesKate and the baby
The royal was in her element as she was able to interact with a baby during her time at the community centre.
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© Getty ImagesBraving the rain
Despite the showers, Kate was more than happy ot continue spending time chatting with the locals.
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© Getty ImagesChoir performance
One of the highlights for the royal couple during their visit to the community centre was watching a performance by a local choir.
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© Getty ImagesThe royals then headed to Newtown
William and Kate's second outing
The royal couple then headed to Newtown. For their first engagement in the town, William and Kate visited a project funded by the Alexandra Reinhardt Memorial Award, focused on supporting the well-being of the children and young people in the local area.
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© Getty ImagesOriel Davies
The Prince and Princess then headed to the Oriel Davies, where they were seen with a group of children taking part in an arts and crafts project.
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© Getty ImagesLanguage lessons
After taking part in the session with the children, Kate and William visited a group of people learning the Welsh language in a cafe. William no doubt will have appreciated picking up a few tips!
