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The Prince and Princess of Wales were greeted by cheering schoolchildren when they arrived at Grange Pavilion in the city.

Princess Kate has proven her dedication to sustainable fashion by re-wearing a navy pinstripe suit just days after stepping out in it for the first time.

Prince William and Kate Middleton never marked Black History Month while Meghan Markle was at the palace, a royal expert told Newsweek.

The Prince and Princess of Wales are visiting Grangetown in Cardiff where theyre meeting with Elders from the Windrush community, plus a youth advisory council for young people of colour in Wales.

As Kate stepped out in Cardiff today, she sported the 70s-style bangs and tousled curls in a lighter bronde shade, and stylists told Femail its real beauty power move for the royal.

William, accompanied by his fortunately easy-going wife in Cardiff, was mobbed by well-wishers but cheekily told them: I draw the line at kissing!

Upon their arrival at their first engagement, the royal couple was welcomed by a lively group of school students. Instead of opting for formal handshakes, they engaged in friendly fist bumps and high-fives with the thrilled children. Following this, the pair met with members of Windrush Cymru Elders, Black History Cymru 365, and the Ethnic Minority Youth Forum for Wales at the Grange Pavilion

Kate paired her pinstripe suit with a dressy bodysuit.

The Prince and Princess of Wales meet members of the Windrush generation and visit a school.

The royal couple was greeted with cheers as they carried out an engagement celebrating the Windrush generation.