Kate Middleton Is Writing Her Own Personal Comments on Instagram
Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, is leaving personal comments on Instagram for entries to her COVID-19 photography project called "Hold Still."
The duchess is signing off on the comments with a "C," for her first name.
"Hold Still," in partnership with the National Portrait Gallery, intends to capture in photographs the United Kingdom amid this unprecedented global health crisis.
Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, is getting more hands-on with the official royal social media accounts.
After launching her photography initiative, "Hold Still," in early May, the Duchess of Cambridge is now commenting on the entries for the project, which aims to capture the mood of the United Kingdom brought on by the unprecedented global health crisis.
The submission deadline for "Hold Still" has already passed, so Kate has been vocalizing her appreciation for the entries over the past few weeks, according to People.
On one photo taken by Zoe Norfolk, Kate wrote, "Thank you so much for taking part in the Hold Still project. I get so much joy from being outside and gardening too. C"
A post shared by Zoe Norfolk (@muswellhill.london) on May 24, 2020 at 2:06am PDT
For another picture that captured a disgruntled child being schooled at home, the duchess referenced her own children. "My children will very much relate to this," she wrote. "Thank you for taking part and sharing your story! C"
Think she’a had enough of being at mummy school today #holdstill2020
A post shared by Jade Billington (@jadekatiebillington) on May 11, 2020 at 6:35am PDT
Kate also praised a photo taken by a four-year-old. "I love this! What a budding photographer," she wrote. "Please don’t forget to submit your photo in the link bio if you haven’t done so already. C"
A post shared by Kate Ainger (@kateainger) on May 23, 2020 at 12:38pm PDT
Jo Haycock's submission featured an elderly man resting by a doorway. The duchess commented, "Thank you for sharing your story. This time has really enabled us to stop, think and reminisce. C"
A post shared by Jo Haycock (@johaycockphotography) on May 23, 2020 at 11:47am PDT
Sapna Odlin took a picture of her neighbor, a nurse, who posed in scrubs in her doorway. Kate wrote, "Thank you so much for sharing your story and for the amazing work you all continue to do at such a difficult time. C"
A post shared by Sapna Odlin (@sapnaodlin) on May 9, 2020 at 2:36pm PDT
Under a picture of a mom holding her baby while looking out the window, Kate commented, "This is an amazing image, thank you for taking part! C"
Waiting for our window visit. #holdstill2020 #lockdown #stayhome
A post shared by Amy Claire Nimmo (@amygibbo07) on May 22, 2020 at 12:43am PDT
And Anna Mehta captured a photo of her child blowing a dandelion. Kate wrote to her, "A perfect example of Hold Still…the chance to re-engage and value the simple things around us. C"
A post shared by Anna Mehta (@annafmehta) on May 24, 2020 at 12:30pm PDT
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