The Duchess of Cambridge in Denmark – in pictures

Kate Middleton’s whistle-stop two-day tour was packed with engagements

Kate Middleton chats with parents in Copenhagen
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From chopping wood to playing on children’s slides, Kate Middleton’s first overseas work trip since 2019 has certainly been an active one.

The Duchess of Cambridge embarked on a “two-day fact finding mission with her Centre for Early Childhood” this week, said the Daily Mail. She travelled to Denmark, to find out how the country has become a world leader in early childhood development.

During the trip, Middleton met Danish royalty, as well as spending time talking to parents at Copenhagen’s Children’s Museum. Wearing a red jacket and white blouse, she “dressed in Denmark’s national colours” on day one of the trip, said Metro.

The Duchess “showcased her winning ways with children” during the visit, and “appeared in her element” during a woodland ramble with youngsters, the Daily Mail continued. And she even suggested that a “fourth child may not be out of the question”, added Metro.

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Julia O'Driscoll is the engagement editor. She covers UK and world news, as well as writing lifestyle and travel features. She regularly appears on “The Week Unwrapped” podcast, and hosted The Week's short-form documentary podcast, “The Overview”. Julia was previously the content and social media editor at sustainability consultancy Eco-Age, where she interviewed prominent voices in sustainable fashion and climate movements. She has a master's in liberal arts from Bristol University, and spent a year studying at Charles University in Prague.