Kate plays walking rugby with England stars
The Princess of Wales has visited a rugby club to talk about the importance of community clubs in the early years of childhood.
Kate, who is patron of the Rugby Football Union, then headed inside and spoke to Lawes, Care and members of the rugby club about their early childhood experiences, fatherhood and how important sports clubs can be in creating a support network. Kate asked the players who spent time with them in their first few years, and if parenthood made them think differently or made them self-aware.
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