Royals 24-25 Nov.: Prince William heads to Wales day before awards ceremony, Duke of Kent's moment in the spotlight, more

Having embraced one member of the public in a warm hug, Prince William was seen beaming in a selfie with another well-wisher.

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It was after he was seen talking with members of the Marine Conservation Society's Youth Ocean Network as they took a walk at Colwyn Bay in Wales today.

Hollywood icon Jamie Lee Curtis  reflected on a heartwarming moment with the late Princess Diana while giving a live interview to ITV's This Morning  today.

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The Ella McCay star recalled how she once came close to meeting the princess when she and her then-young sons, Prince William and Prince Harry, visited the set of Jamie's 1997 film Fierce Creatures.

Having unfortunately missed one another, Jamie wrote Diana a letter and received a reply from her two days later.

Looking visibly emotional, the Freaky Friday actress said: "She was an extraordinary person.

"She was – what an example. And look at where I live, and look at the example of the leaders, look at the example of the people leading my country and the hatred that they feel."

While Prince William is out in Wales, we're also bringing you the latest royal fashion news.

Last night, Zara Tindall headed out to The Beauty Awards in London and looked stunning in a black Rebecca Vallance dress.

It was the same dress she wore to a VIP breakfast celebrating the relaunch of Rebecca Vallance at Harrods in November 2023. 

Prince William proved he is a dab hand at pool as he played alongside Scott Jenkinson, the founder of Youth Shedz, during a visit to the headquarters of the youth initiative, in Mochdre, north Wales.

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The organisation, founded in 2017, aims to co-create safe spaces for young people in the area.

Prince William was seen speaking with young people as he visited Youth Shedz in Mochdre.

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The outing came as William travelled to Colwyn Bay in north Wales to learn about the work of the Marine Conservation Society's Youth Ocean Network, which has been publicising the wildlife-rich coastline to their peers. 

He met Gareth Cunnigham, the MCS' director of conservation and policy, who said of the prince: "There was proper engagement – you could see he was really passionate about the project and encouraging us to do more as well."

Speaking about the significance of the waters off Colwyn Bay, Gareth added: "The whole bay here is globally important for sea birds, it is a really important bit of coastline, but it’s about how we regenerate the sea, and how do we do that with people's engagement?

"So it's starting to bring back oysters and other species, that will clean up the water, but also doing it in a way that will help people's health, their engagement, their wellbeing and their livelihoods as well."

Prince William clearly enjoyed his time at Youth Shedz in Mochdre.

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The royal was seen laughing away as he played a game with some of the children the youth group supports.

Next up, Prince William has made a stop at a comedy workshop.

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The workshop is run by Welsh comedian Kiri Pritchard-McLean and is based in Llandudno, Wales.

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The workshop was a seemingly a success by the look on Prince William's face! The prince was seen laughing away at the workshop led by Kiri Pritchard-McLean.

Prince Edward, The Duke of Edinburgh, who typically resides in his cherished Surrey home, Bagshot Park, with his wife, Sophie, The Duchess of Edinburgh and their children, Lady Louise Windsor and James, Earl of Wessex, has been away on royal duty for over a week. 

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He began a royal tour seven days ago, landing in Nigeria before traveling to Ghana on Sunday for a two-day visit. The tour's aim is to strengthen Commonwealth ties and provide support in various sectors. 

The British High Commissioner, Christian Rogg, noted that the visit "celebrates the strong relationship between the UK and Ghana and recognises collaboration in education, climate action, and innovation."

King Charles' 20,000-acre Sandringham Estate, a popular destination for dog walkers, has issued a public warning due to past cases of Seasonal Canine Illness (SCI). 

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The rare condition, which has no known cause or cure, has previously occurred at the estate, leading to caution among pet owners considering a visit. 

The Sandringham team posted on Facebook in October, advising the public that autumn is the season for SCI cases. Key symptoms appearing within 72 hours of a woodland walk include vomiting, diarrhoea, and lethargy.

That's all from me, folks!

I will leave you with the lovely Beatriz in New York for an evening of royal news.

Enjoy.

Duke Of Kent's grandson is set to have a major public outing at the upcoming Le Bal des Débutantes in Paris on Saturday.

Albert Windsor, 18, who is the eldest son of Lord Nicholas Windsor and his estranged wife, Paola Louise Marica Doimi de Lupis, will escort Eulalia de Orleans-Borbon, goddaughter of the former King Juan Carlos of Spain, at the annual society bash. Read more here. 

he Prince and Princess of Wales recently moved into their 'forever home,' Forest Lodge, relocating from the nearby Adelaide Cottage. As they are set to mark their first Christmas at the property, along with three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, there are a number of festive events right on their doorstep.

HELLO!'s home editor Rachel Avery has previously revealed that the family has a Christmas tree shop just moments from their house, but did you know there's also an exciting light trail that the children will love? See all the details here. 

One might assume that dressing five successive generations of the royal family would become routine, but for Sophie Mirman, creator of the royally beloved Childrenswear brand, Trotters, she still feels "really chuffed and really proud," she says in this exclusive interview with HELLO's royal reporter Isabelle Casey.

"We've had so many wonderful people, both high profile and low profile, through our stores. We've had royals, actors, and singers. We've had the world and his wife through the doors of  Trotters." See more of what she had to say here. 

That's all we have for you today, folks — until tomorrow! Check back then for more all things royals from us at HELLO!

Cheers!