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Kate, Princess of Wales, and her husband, Prince William, visited Windsor Foodshare on Thursday to hear about how the organization is supporting local individuals and families.

The Prince and Princess of Wales have also helped volunteers sort food donations and prepare parcels for those the charity has helped.

Windsor Foodshare, which will celebrate its 10th anniversary later this year, helps an average of 150 people a week with its services.

While it marks the couple’s second joint outing this year, Kate has already conducted one-on-one engagements, focusing on her work on developing the early years.

After nearly 12 years in the royal family, Kate has become a seasoned working royal and according to one expert, the princess has modeled herself after a particularly successful member of the company – the late Queen Elizabeth II.

Giles Brandreth, author of Elizabeth: An Intimate Selfie, pointed out the main way Kate follows in the footsteps of Her Majesty.

In his book, Brandreth recalled a conversation he had with Prince Philip when Kate first stepped onto the royal scene. He wrote, “When Catherine Middleton came as a potential bride to his grandson, Prince William, Duke of Edinburgh, he said to me, ‘He was relieved to find her such a reasonable girl.'”

He warned, “If you think attention is yours personally, you will end up in trouble. Attention is your role, what you do, what you support. It’s not for you as an individual. You’re not a celebrity. You represent the royal family. That’s it. Don’t look.” To the camera. The Queen never looks into the camera. Never. Look at who you’re talking to. Look at what you’ve come to see.”

Sir Brandreth continued: “I’ve been on tour with the Duchess of Cambridge. She doesn’t look into the camera. Whenever she’s interviewed, Katherine talks about the matter at hand, never about herself.”

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