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Kate Middleton Plays Cricket With Style!
Kate Middleton is having a lot of fun in her tour to New Zealand. Recently, Kate Middleton was seen playing cricket on the grounds of New Zealand. The royal Duchess of Camridge attended an event on Monday, April 14, in Christchurch, New Zealand, in honour of the 2015 Cricket World Cup.
Only a gorgeous royalty like Kate Middleton can make cricket look so fashionable and stylish. Kate played cricket wearing heels and made it look so sexy and elegant. Kate Middleton wore a tailored Lisa Spagnoli red skirt suit which we have already spotted on the Duchess of Cambridge in 2011 when she visited St. Andrews University to attend an event.
Kate Middleton wore a bright red coloured skirt suit which was accessorised with a black waist belt. The belt gave an illusion of the peplum style to the skirt suit. The collar suit blouse featured black metal buttons on the bodice which looked classy on her. Kate Middleton wore the red Lisa Spagnoli red skirt suit with a pair of chic black pumps. Half pinned messy hair and minimal makeup looked gorgeous on the Duchess of Cambridge.
KATE MIDDLETON'S MARILYN MONROE MOMENT
Kate Middleton who is also an athlete pulled off the game in Latimer Square and played with the local children. Duke Prince William also gave a few strokes in the cricket game.
Earlier in the day, the royal couple took part in a more somber event at Christchurch's CTV Building Memorial Park where about 185 people lost their lives in 2011 earthquake. The couple visited four families of the victims and then walked to the Transitional Cathedral and then to Latimer Square Park.
Both the Duke and the Duchess are on a three-week tour to New Zealand and Australia. This is the first official tour overseas with their 9-month-old son, Prince George.
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