'Confident' Kate Middleton shows off fun side and jokes around with kids at nursery visit
Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, has continued with royal duties as she ignores the fallout following the release of Prince Harry's memoir.
The Princess donned an orange turtleneck maxi dress for the nursery visit, which she accessorised with a belt around her waist. The visit comes after body language expert Darren Stanton claimed that Kate has "adopted a sense of power" that makes her "more confident" than her husband. He continued: "Although William has developed over the years, he has been known to display signs of nerves and timidness in certain situations, whereas Kate does not show any signs.
When they first arrived in the Liverpool hospital a man in an outside area reserved for the media shouted out a question, and, in the blustery conditions, appeared to say: “Do you ever plan to comment on Harry’s book sir?”
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