- Kate's tea preference revealed
- Embracing British-Indian culture
- Supporting family-run businesses
The Princess of Wales recently engaged in a quintessentially British debate about tea preferences during her visit to Leicester. While Prince William was in Cornwall for St Piran's Day, Kate, 44, took time to enjoy a hot drink at Bobby's restaurant, named after a 1973 Bollywood film. Known for her love of tea, the Princess opted for a brew with just milk, declining any sugar. After trying the chai, which included spices like cinnamon and cardamom, she remarked that it was "lovely."
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Embracing British-Indian Culture
During her visit, Kate celebrated the fusion of British and Indian cultures. She was warmly welcomed and adorned with a red flower garland necklace. Her itinerary included a visit to the Aakash Odedra dance company, where she was able to witness the vibrant expressions of cultural traditions. The Princess expressed her gratitude, saying, "Thank you so much for having me. I'm looking forward to seeing some of the work I've heard some fantastic things."
Supporting Family-Run Businesses
Kate's visit also highlighted her support for family-run businesses. At Bobby's restaurant, she met with Lakhani, 57, and his wife Enna, 56, and enjoyed traditional sweets. Her appreciation for family values was evident when she noted, "What’s lovely about a family business is that the values still stay. That’s the heart of it. That’s really what matters to the customers, those relationships." The Princess continued her tour along Leicester's 'Golden Mile,' a hub for jewellery, sari, and fashion boutiques, showcasing her interest in local enterprises.
