William and wife Kate welcomed by this 4-year-old on first visit to wales as Prince and Princess. Read details

An excited Theo Crompton, 4, welcomed the Prince and Princess of Wales on their first official visit.
The Royal couple was visiting the RNLI Holyhead Lifeboat station at Anglesey. It was a memorable day for the little boy (Theo), who was picked for his royal duty from among the crowds.

Sentimental Attachment with Holyhead

Prince William and Princess Kate became sentimental while meeting the locals, including the coast guards and cadets. William arrived in Anglesey (close to Holyhead) in 2010 as an RAF Search and Rescue helicopter pilot.

After their marriage, the Prince and the Princess lived as newlyweds in a rented farmhouse from 2010 to 2013.

The couple visited the St Thomas Church in Swansea after leaving Holyhead.

The church is now a community hub and home to a food bank. Besides supporting over 200 homeless people with food, they (the church) also arrange toilet and shower facilities for the needy.

Prince of Wales, William and Kate went through the church's various activities and met the volunteers.

FAQS

Where is Holyhead?
The Wales town Holyhead is also a major seaport for Ireland. The town is in the county of the Isle of Anglesey.

Why Princess Kate has a special affection for baby banks?
Kate worked previously with baby banks. She convinced several British brands (in 2020) to donate new items to over 40 baby banks in the country.