Kate Middleton paid tribute to little Fraser Delf, a 9-year-old boy who died last January from a very rare syndrome called Coats Plus disease. The Duchess of Cambridge made a call via Zoom to the Delf family with Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.
During the conversation, they were able to discuss with the parents, Stuart and Clara Delf, the life of Fraser who spent a total of 7 years at the children's hospital in Milton, in the Cambridge area. After this conversation, Stuart Delf told the BBC that Kate Middleton had promised to make a gesture in memory of her missing son. "The duchess said that she was going to plant a sunflower in memory of Fraser," he said. I don't know exactly where, but it will be outside a children's hospital. "
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A sincere and touching gesture from Kate Middleton who has a real passion for gardening.
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One year on from The Duchess of Cambridge's #BackToNature Garden, the Chelsea Flower Show is going digital! Visit @The_RHS to join the virtual #ChelseaFlowerShow for practical gardening advice from world-leading designers and experts 🏡🌱 all from the comfort of your own home. The Duchess's Back to Nature garden in 2019 aimed to highlight the physical and mental health benefits of the natural world and inspire children, families, and communities to enjoy the great outdoors.
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This initiative is part of the resumption, for members of the royal family, of their public commitments. As such, Kate Middleton chose a garden for her first post-containment outing. Prince Charles and Camilla came to congratulate the nursing staff of a hospital last week. A meeting that has taken place, it goes without saying, with the greatest respect for the instructions for physical distance.
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