While visiting Leeds on Tuesday, January 31, the Princess of Wales was snapped by a “nervous” young man who wanted to take a selfie with her. He knew how to act with discrimination.
He was in Leeds, in the north of England, to talk about early childhood, and more specifically the early years, at the center of his Shaping Us campaign. The journalist in the video posted on Twitter UK news Cameron Walker and Kate Middleton can be seen strolling through Kirkgate Market in an emerald Alexander McQueen coat and white maxi dress. She is then grabbed by a young man, visibly disturbed at the thought of meeting her, who yells at her, “Can I take a selfie?” Phlegmatic Kate Middleton responded to perfection and knew how to find words to calm her down.
He answered him positively, calmly saying with a calm smile. “Please don’t worry, everything is fine. We’re all a little nervous.” Then he added when the photo was taken. “Bravo. Nice to meet you. Save yourself.”
During her visit, Prince William’s wife also politely ignored several whistles directed at her as she greeted those who came to meet her.
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Source: Le Figaro
