Princess Kate proved she’s husband Prince William’s No. 1 fan with this subtle interaction.
, 41, was photographed embracing her husband, also 41, on Thursday, July 6, at the Royal Charity Polo Day at Guards Polo Club in Windsor, England. Once the Prince of Wales exited the field, Kate met him and kissed him on the cheek in a rare display of public affection.
Kate wore a long-sleeved light blue dress with her hair down and subtle gold jewelry as she took in the match. William, meanwhile, wore his polo uniform which consists of white jeans, a belt and a white and blue shirt with the No. 4 on both the back and sleeves in red.The Duke of Cambridge rode in the event for the U.S. Polo Association and helped his team win 3-2. In addition to rooting for William from the sidelines, Kate was seen taking beside her spouse during the prize presentation.
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