WATCH NOW: The Waleses held hands as they visited Pontypridd in Wales
Princess Kate leaned on Prince William in a rare public show of affection.
In a video shared on social media, the Prince and Princess of Wales could be seen holding hands as they walked through a train station.
William, 42, and Kate, 43, captioned the video: “Thank you, Pontypridd!”
The couple had visited Pontypridd in south Wales to meet young volunteers at Meadow Street Community Garden and Woodland.
The young volunteers told the Prince and Princess they were growing their own plums to make jam, which prompted Kate to promise to send her own recipe.
Kate also spoke about how her three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, were impressed at finding a “huge” puffball mushroom near their home.
“The children thought it was fascinating,” she disclosed.
Kate and William’s trip to Wales marked their first joint engagement since their children’s half-term break.
The Waleses had jetted to the Caribbean for a week to soak in the sun.
They were also joined by Kate’s mother, Carole Middleton.
Prince William and Kate travelled to Cardiff by train, uploading a video to social media as proof.
The future King and Queen then travelled 10 miles north to Pontypridd Market.
Prince William and Princess Kate visited Wales on their first joint outing in monthsPA
Kate and William tried their hands at making Welsh cakes in honour of St David’s Day on March 1.
The Princess of Wales looked stunning in a red Alexander McQueen coat, paired with a Gucci skirt and a Ralph Lauren jacket that she has owned since 2007.
The 43-year-old first wore the accessory to the Cheltenham races in 2007.
