Kate Middleton admits she can’t keep kids still for photos as she launches Hold Still By Robert Jobson Special Royal Correspondent
The Duchess of Cambridge is an avid amateur photographer whose pictures of her family have appeared all around the world.
However, even she has revealed the problems faced by any family snapper - keeping the children under control.
During a visit to the National Portrait Gallery she was shown one of the earliest family photographs in the gallery’s collection, one showing the inventor Sir Charles Wheatstone and his family from 1851.
After seeing the daguerreotype the Duchess exclaimed: “I just don’t know how they kept the children still!”
Updated: 8 May 2021, 14:02
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KATE Middleton has launched a charity book after opening a new YouTube channel with her husband, Prince William.
In the book, titled Hold Still: A Portrait of Our Nation , there are 100 photos capturing life in the UK during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Duchess of Cambridge, 39, left a copy of the book outside Kensington Palace, one of 150 to be placed at hidden locations across the UK.
This week, Kate and William also opened their YouTube channel - which features key moments of their royal engagements.
The 25-second long opening clip saw the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge laughing and joking with one another, as they settled in together in front of the camera.
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Kate Middleton visited the Royal London Hospital and the National Portrait Gallery to mark the publication of her coffee table book,
Hold Still: A Portrait of Our Nation in 2020.
Hold Still was launched by The Duchess and the National Portrait Gallery last year, encouraging people in the UK to submit photographs they had taken during the first lockdown.
The Duchess of Cambridge visited the Royal London Hospital. Picture: Arthur Edwards The Sun Pool (Getty)
RELATED: From over 31,000 images submitted, 100 final portraits were selected and shown in a digital exhibition before being displayed across the UK as part of a community exhibition, a statement read.
Kate Middleton has been secretly hiding books around London
There are 150 copies to find in the UK May 8, 2021
In wholesome news Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, has started a treasure hunt to celebrate the launch of her new photography book
Hold Still: A Portrait of Our Nation in 2020.
According to Prince William and Kate Middleton s social media accounts, the Duchess spent last Friday morning (7 May) teaming up with the Book Fairies, an international network of book lovers who leave books around the world for others to find, to hide copies of
Hold Still in various places around the UK.
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The Duchess of Cambridge is hiding personalized copies of her photography book at meaningful locations around the country for fans to discover as a part of charity campaign. May 8, 2021
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Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge is surprising Brits by hiding personalised copies of her photography book around the U.K.
The royal launched Hold Still: A Portrait of Our Nation in 2020, a collection of 100 images reflecting life in lockdown last year, on Friday (07May21) by teaming up with officials at book-sharing organisation The Book Fairies to leave 150 copies of the publication at meaningful locations, with each one specially packaged with a letter from the Duchess concealed inside.