The Duchess of Cambridge met with families and staff at a children's hospital in Norfolk on Tuesday.
Kate Middleton is glowing in green!
The Duchess of Cambridge, who has been a royal patron of the East Anglia's Children's Hospices (EACH) since 2012, visited a children's hospice in Quidenham, Norfolk, on Tuesday, where she spent time with several families, children and staff.
The 35-year-old royal was all smiles during her visit, donning a chic emerald green pencil skirt and matching jacket from Hobbs, which she styled with black heels and a simple clutch.
According to a tweet from the organization, Middleton was presented with flowers upon her arrival.
Middleton met with plenty of young children, as EACH service manager, Jane Campbell, gave her a tour of the facility's sensory room.
The brunette beauty even enjoyed a craft session with some of the youngsters suffering from life-threatening conditions, where one of them reportedly asked her what it was like to be a real princess.
Her royal highness was also informed on updates to "the nook appeal," which she helped launch in 2014, and EACH's urgent need to raise funds and make room for the increasing number of children seeking care in their current overgrown site. According to the organization's website, "the appeal aims to raise £10 million for a new purpose-built hospice -- which will be known as the nook -- at a five-acre site in Framingham Earl."
"The Duchess was given a really good insight into the difficulties our staff and volunteers face as a result of Quidenham having outgrown its home, and the huge difference a purpose-built modern hospice will make to the care they can provide to so many families," the website stated. "We still have some way to go before the new hospice can be built, though, and we need continued help from individuals, trusts and events, and as much corporate and community support as possible."
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