Kate Middleton wore a £179 Holland Cooper Fairisle Knit jumper in cream to read storybooks to children on a CBeebies programme, which will air on February 13. This will be in honour of Children’s Mental Health Week, according to Kensington Palace. In the photograph released, Kate poses to highlight her reading a CBeebies Bedtime Story to mark Children’s Mental Health Week, which takes place between February 7-13.

The Duchess chose to read ‘The Owl Who Was Afraid of the Dark’ by Jill Tomlinson to align with this year’s theme of ‘Growing Together’.

‘The Owl Who Was Afraid of the Dark’ read by the Duchess will air at 6.50pm on Sunday, February 13.

Kate also stunned in a pair of light blue jeans from & Other Stories, which the Duchess has worn before.

Royal fans took to Twitter to praise the Duchess’ casual and comfortable style.

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Social media user @CardellaDelany said: “Bless her. I love her jumper!”

Another royal fan, @DustyCarlyon commented saying: “She is a blessing.”

A fan account for the Cambridges called @loveforcambridg added: “Aw she looks so cute!

“I can’t wait to watch her video.”

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The ring previously belonged to Princess Diana when she married Prince Charles in 1981.

The ring is believed to be worth around £300,000 to £400,000 today, despite Prince Charles paying £28,000 for the ring in 1981.

This is not the first time Kate has enjoyed reading to children, as she was photographed reading to children in Pakistan with her husband Prince William in 2019.

CBeebies and CBBC will be celebrating 20 years on the air on Friday, February 11.