The Prince and Princess of Wales visited the National Federation of Women’s Institutes (WI) in Sunningdale, Berkshire, to honor the late Queen Elizabeth II’s long-standing involvement with the organization, marking three years since her passing. William expressed his admiration for the WI, sharing fond memories of his grandmother’s passion for the group and her interest in horse breeding. The couple engaged warmly with members, sampling cakes and discussing the WI’s evolution from traditional activities to modern charitable efforts, highlighting its enduring community spirit.

Meanwhile, the Duke of Sussex privately paid respects at the Queen’s resting place at Windsor Castle during his UK visit. William also hinted at future charitable initiatives, emphasizing the need to sustain the nation’s air ambulance services, drawing on his experience as a former helicopter pilot. The visit underscored the royal family’s ongoing commitment to causes close to the late Queen’s heart and their connection to grassroots organizations like the WI.