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On September 18, the second and final day<\/a> of Donald Trump<\/strong>\u2019s state visit to the UK, Kate Middleton<\/strong> and Melania Trump<\/strong> shared a few secrets. The Princess of Wales and the First Lady of the United States met in the gardens of the Frogmore estate, near Windsor, for their first-ever joint outing. The two women accompanied young members of the Squirrels, a UK scouting group, for nature and craft activities. The watchword for this historic appearance? Casual, as evidenced by the outfits chosen by Kate and Melania: suede jackets, light-colored pants or long brown flared skirts. Their outdoor looks were far removed from the formal gowns of the state banquet<\/a> held the day before with great ceremony. They were seen chatting with little interlocutors, aged four to six, and even got their hands dirty by helping them to draw pictures and observe garden insects.<\/p>\n During the afternoon, Prince William<\/strong>\u2019s wife revealed the surprisingly seasonal new passion of her youngest son, Prince Louis,<\/strong> aged seven: chestnuts. Prince George<\/strong> and Princess Charlotte<\/strong>\u2019s little brother doesn\u2019t seem to appreciate the nuts for their gustatory qualities, but rather for collecting. \u201cWe keep finding conkers in cupboards, in his bed\u2014conkers everywhere!\u201d his mother explained<\/a>, using the British term for brown horse chestnuts. Kate added that Louis also puts the chestnuts in his miniature trucks to play with. In March<\/a>, Kate and William revealed Louis\u2019s sporting hobby at a meeting with former rugby players who had to give up their careers due to severe injuries: \u201cLouis is six and he\u2019s just started touch rugby, and George is 11 and he plays a bit more,\u201d she said. \u201cThey do really enjoy it.\u201d Prince William added<\/a>. \u201cAt weekends we go from one competition to the next.\u201d<\/p>\n We also know that the youngest prince loves toasted marshmallows<\/a>, which he enjoyed on his first official engagement with his family in May 2023. He also loves friendship bracelets<\/a>, popularized by Taylor Swift,<\/strong> which he likes to steal from his sister Charlotte, a big fan of the singer<\/a>. As for rhythm, his musical awakening seems to be going wonderfully well, if we are to believe his father\u2019s recent declarations: \u201cMy youngest is learning the drums, which is why I spend most of my time with my fingers in my ears,\u201d William humorously confided to Ronnie Wood<\/strong> of the Rolling Stones and Mark Knopfler<\/strong> of Dire Straits, during a meeting last November<\/a>.<\/p>\n Originally published in Vanity Fair France<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\n