Duchess of Cambridge visits Liverpool for Valentine's Day date (VIDEO/PICTURES)


Duchess of Cambridge on her Valentine's Day date with Liverpool
Duchess of Cambridge on her Valentine's Day date with Liverpool

The Duchess of Cambridge made her first solo regional visit to Liverpool on Valentine's Day while her husband the Duke of Cambridge was serving with the RAF nearly 8,000 miles away in the Falkland Islands.

Hundreds of well-wishers gathered to see Kate, who was wrapped up warm in a Hobbs burgundy coat, a black, knee-length dress from Oasis, black high-heeled shoes and black tights.

She revealed the duke, who is on a six-week posting as part of his role as a search and rescue pilot, had sent her a Valentine’s Day card and flowers this morning.

On her first engagement, to The Brink, a dry bar run by the Action on Addiction charity, she was presented with flowers, cake and a Valentine’s Day card by Jaqson Johnston-Lynch.

GALLERY: Kate visits The Brink

The eight-year-old told the royal visitor he was sorry Prince William could not be there for St Valentine’s Day.

His mother, Jacquie Johnston-Lynch, head of service at Action on Addiction in Liverpool, said Kate replied: "Do you know where he is, Jaqson?

"He’s in the Falklands but he’s sent me a card this morning."

Mrs Johnston-Lynch added that the duchess said she received flowers as well as the card from her husband.

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