US EditionMelania Trump and Catherine, Princess of Wales Head Outside to Make ‘Bug Hotels,’ with a Side of Diplomatic Honey
Melania Trump and Catherine, Princess of Wales, engaged with Squirrel Scouts in hands-on nature activities to promote environmental education during a U.K. state visit.
- On Thursday, Melania Trump and the Princess of Wales spent time outdoors crafting with Squirrel Scouts aged 4 to 6 on the grounds of Windsor Castle.
- This casual crafting event followed Wednesday's formal state banquet held at Windsor's St George's Hall during Trump's second U.K. state visit.
- The activities at Frogmore House included painting leaves, a parachute game, making bug hotels, and awarding scouting badges with Chief Scout Dwayne Fields present.
- Fields described the event as "incredible," and each child was given a jar of honey from the White House as a gift from the First Lady. The sandwiches served included honey produced by the Princess of Wales from her family's beehives.
- The joint appearance reflected shared focus on children's well-being and early childhood awareness while offering a humanizing contrast to the formal visit's pageantry.
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Sydney Morning Herald
The Age‘She’s the only princess here’: Melania and Catherine swap state dinner for Scouts picnic
After the glitzy banquet, the Princess of Wales and the US first lady got back to nature with some junior scouts as the Trumps’ British state visit wrapped up.
Melania Trump and Catherine, Princess of Wales head outside to make ‘bug hotels,’ with a side of diplomatic honey
Catherine, Princess of Wales and first lady Melania Trump traded in their gowns and heels on Thursday for an afternoon of outdoor crafting with young scouts — marking a more casual venture for the two private spouses after the previous night’s lavish state banquet.
HRH The Princess of Wales hosts Squirrels from London as part of state visit
Today, HRH The Princess of Wales, hosted an outdoor Squirrel Scout meeting in the gardens of Frogmore House, Windsor. Dwayne Field, Chief Scout joined other volunteers and Squirrel Scouts (children aged 4-6 years) from Lewisham at the special event to highlight the importance of outdoor adventure and how spending time in nature helps boost wellbeing and learning.
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