You might think you’ve seen pretty much every photograph ever taken of the Royal Family.
However, Kensington Palace has just delighted royal enthusiasts by sharing a never-before-seen photograph of the Duchess of Cambridge partaking in one of her royal duties.
On Thursday (19 September), the Palace’s official social media accounts shared several images of the Duchess of Cambridge unveiling the winner of the Blue Peter Garden Competition.
In the photos, the 38-year-old can be seen meeting with children who took part in the competition the Back To Nature festival at RHS Garden Wisley on 10th September in Woking.
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And, among the photo series features a never-before-seen image of Kate Middleton wearing a printed pink L.K.Bennett midi dress.
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Eagle-eyed royal fans may remember that the mother-of-three first wore the dress – which is currently sold out - at a charity polo match in July. She styled with a pair of Castañer wedge espadrilles and a red crocodile crossbody bag.
In the newly-released snap, the Duchess can be seen judging the winning entry for the competition with George Hassall, who was made the first RHS Young Ambassador in October 2015 aged 10.
On Thursday (19 September), the Duchess opened up about her disbelief at how quickly her children are growing up.
During a visit to the Family Nurse Partnership (FNP) in Southwark, south London on Thursday, the Duchess of Cambridge spoke of her children: Prince George, six, Princess Charlotte, four and Prince Louis, 18 months.
After speaking with the royal at FNP – a voluntary home visiting programme for first-time parents aged 24 and under - fellow mother Chloe Koroma, 23, said of her conversation with the 38-year-old: "She said children grow up so quickly and she can’t believe that George is six already."
