With just hours until King Charles III’s coronation, Kate Middleton is keeping the memory of Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Diana close to her heart ahead of the historic day.
During the Princess of Wales’ jampacked Friday, she was spotted at a Buckingham Palace lunch to welcome governors-general and prime ministers before King Charles’ big event.
Middleton stunned in a black-and-white long-sleeve dress and appeared to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II by accessorizing with jewels gifted from the late British monarch.
The pearl drop earrings, which have also been worn by Princess Diana, were reportedly a gift to the late queen from the ruler of Bahrain for her 1947 wedding, according to People.
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The sparkly earrings included a large round diamond with smaller diamonds below and a hanging pearl.
Prince William matched with the Princess of Wales in a dark suit and tie.
Middleton completed her look with black Aquazzura bow tie pumps for the royal outing, which appear to be the same heels Meghan Markle wore during previous royal occasions.
The Prince and Princess of Wales were joined by King Charles as they spoke with spectators lining up to say hello.
King Charles wore a navy suit with a light pink tie and shook hands with people in the crowd.
Fans excitedly held posters and dressed in the United Kingdom flag colors to meet the royals.
Prince William and Middleton made their first official coronation appearance Thursday.
The Prince and Princess of Wales took the Tube, London's public transportation system, for a visit to the Dog & Duck Pub. The pub is roughly a mile from Buckingham Palace.
William was seen outside the pub, talking with fans and joking about his father’s coronation.
"Anything exciting planned this weekend?" a royal fan asked in the video.
"A very quiet weekend, nothing happening at all," Prince William quipped.
As King Charles is crowned this weekend, Prince William will be one step closer to the British throne.
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The Prince of Wales’ father became Britain’s new monarch upon the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, in September 2022.
The 74-year-old and his wife, Queen Camilla, will officially be crowned Saturday at London’s Westminster Abbey.
A star-studded coronation concert is planned for Sunday.
Katy Perry, Andrea Bocelli and Lionel Richie have confirmed they will be performing during the royal extravaganza.
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Tom Cruise, Nicole Scherzinger and even Disney’s beloved character Winnie the Pooh are a few celebrity guests who will be in attendance during King Charles’ coronation weekend.