Kate, 38, was among members of the Royal Family commemorating the nation’s war dead at the service – which was scaled back due to the coronavirus pandemic – at the Cenotaph in London. Royal fans took to Twitter to praise Prince William’s wife, who watched the ceremony from a balcony at the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office building alongside Camilla.
One Twitter user wrote: “This beautiful regal lady looked so proud as her husband lay his wreath, they are such a credit to the royal family and our country.”
Another gushed: “Beautiful elegant lady we are so lucky to have her as our future Queen.”
A third praised: “Regal. Dignified. Elegant.”
Another royal fan commented: “Kate looks stunning, her serenity, strength and empathy never falters, she is a true inspiration.”
A fifth said: “Kate Middleton looks phenomenal.”
One more added: “Stunning! Beautiful lady and will make a wonderful Queen.”
Kate looked typically stunning in a black military-style coat and fascinator, completing her outfit with three poppies.
She stood next to the Duchess of Cornwall for the service.
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Prince Andrew did not make an appearance after stepping back from royal duties following his disastrous Newsnight interview about his association with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Meanwhile, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are starting a new life in the US with their young son Archie after quitting as working royals.
Boris Johnson was joined by Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer and former prime ministers Sir John Major, Tony Blair, David Cameron and Theresa May at the ceremony.
Whitehall is usually packed but this year the public were unable to attend due to the second national lockdown.
People were encouraged to take part in the two-minute silence at 11am at home.
Thousands of veterans and hundreds of servicemen and women also usually attend.
But this year there were less than 30 veterans at the event.
