Princess Kate shares sweet bond with Ukrainian girl and it's to do with Princess Charlotte
Princess Kate greets Ukrainian girl today
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Princess Kate had a sweet encounter with a Ukrainian girl today at the Vsi Razom Community Hub in Bracknell, where they bonded over their love of music.
The eight-year-old girl, Liza, was very excited to greet the Princess of Wales, especially as most of her family are still in Ukraine.
Kate mentioned how the sound of her daughter Princess Charlotte, who is the same age as Liza, singing that morning gave her great joy.
The princess told Liza: "I heard my daughter singing this morning and it's a song called Shine Jesus Shine and it made me very happy this morning."
Princess Kate wore a sleeveless jumper designed by Samantha Cameron today
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Princess Kate greeting a Ukrainian girl called Liza
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The Ukrainian girl admitted she knew the hymn in her own language.
Kate added: "Do you know that song? Does it have the same tune?
"I heard that this morning and it made me very happy this morning.
"I'm going to look up that song in Ukrainian."
Princess Kate at Vsi Razom Ukrainian community hub
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For today's visit, the princess looked great in a grey sleeveless jumper which cost £120.
Its description says: "Pieces that neatly combine comfort, versatility and style are essential this winter. Our sleeveless Janie jumper is just the ticket.
"A brilliant layering piece, the fully fashioned armholes ensure it sits snugly over any sleeve – whether a tailored shirt or blouson blouse – while the dropped hem and side slits mean it effortlessly slips over voluminous dresses or skirts, as well as a tee and jean or shirt and tailored trouser."
Kate also wore Sezane grey trousers, which retail for £130.
Kate spoke to the refugees and volunteers at the centre
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The princess's tweed shoes were from J.Crew, which looked extra comfortable with block heels.
Kate then opted to wear the same £68 earrings from Shyla London as her outing on Tuesday.
Vsi Razom Ukrainian community hub is located in a shopping centre in Bracknell, and the Princess of Wales surprised shoppers with her appearance.
She told the refugees and volunteers at the centre: "Thank you. Please keep up the amazing work you are doing. It's great to see the work that's going on."