• There, she met the players and talked to the volunteers and royal fans.
• Kate was welcomed by the players and other sports fans at the stadium with open arms.
• Kate wore a bright red, full-length coat by Alexander McQueen to the match.

Kate Middleton recently went to see England play Papua New Guinea in the quarterfinals of the Rugby League World Cup. There, she met the players and talked to the volunteers and royal fans.

The Princess of Wales also talked to volunteers from the Rugby League World Cup Social Impact Programme while she was there.

Kate was welcomed by the players and other sports fans at the stadium with open arms. Volunteers gave her heartwarming gifts like soaps and knitted hats.

The Duchess of Cornwall and Cambridge praised Susan Hill, who made the hats by hand, as she looked at them.

She told Hill straight out, “I tried knitting once and I was terrible at it, so I’ll have to come for lessons.” Susan responded, “It’s easy when you know how.”

Kate wore a bright red, full-length coat by Alexander McQueen to the match. She wore a dusty red pleated skirt and a crimson high-neck sweater with the bright outfit.

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Even though it was cold and raining, the princess was seen shaking hands with players from both teams while carrying a big umbrella.

It was her first game since taking over from the Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, as the royal patron of the Rugby Football League (RFL).