Princess Kate has once again proved to be the multi-talented royal with her latest skill that even left a media personality stunned and impressed.
The future Queen surprised a BBC Radio 2 broadcaster with words of encouragement on the final day of his cycling challenge.
The Princess of Wales delivered a message in Welsh for BBC Radio 2’s Owain Wyn Evans, cheered Owain in Welsh. “Hi Owain, it’s Catherine, you’re doing so well. Keep going! Wishing you all the very best,” the Princess said, translated into English.
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During the show, host Sara Cox said they were “curtsying in the studio” and had a “royal surprise” for Owain, who was left in disbelief, telling her “Stop it! No way!”
Sara said: “The Princess of Wales has got a message for you, not only that but she’s doing it in your mother tongue.”
With Owain being a Welsh speaker, the Princess’ message will be a particularly meaningful surprise as he approaches the finish line.
“Oh my god, wow,” he responded after hearing her message. Complimenting her language skills, he said: “It’s perfect! She’s doing great!”
Prince William’s wife, who has been the Princess of Wales since September 2022, publicly spoke Welsh for the first time earlier this year in a joint message with Prince William for St. David’s Day.
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