Princess Kate's love for Prince William is often evident during their joint public appearances, and this time, the future Queen looked proud of her partner as he stood united with his father, King Charles, amid challenging times.
On November 9, the royal family made a powerful comeback to mark a sombre event after settling the matter of Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, who had been continuously bringing shame to the family.
The monarch, William, the Duke of Edinburgh and the equerries of the Queen and the Duke of Kent laid wreaths during the Remembrance Sunday service at the Cenotaph.
Whereas, the royal ladies, Camilla, Catherine and Sophie witnessed the moment from the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office's balcony.
However, the eyes were on Princess Kate as it was her first major outing following Andrew's drama.
Speaking of her bold gestures at the ceremony, body language expert Judi James said, "Kate almost took the visual role of the more dominant royal here, standing tall, straight and virtually immobile to the front, wearing a solemn expression..."
The special moment was captured on camera when Kate Middleton gave a look of support to her husband, who was walking out behind his father.
Catherine's "expression softened slightly with what looked like pride, but when William walked back into the building after the service, she did relax enough to flash a specifically-aimed, dimpled smile of approval and support," Judi shared with the Mirror.
It is important to note that the Prince and Princess of Wales recently moved into their new home, Forest Lodge, before the expected date.
It has been said that the power couple has been asked by the Palace to step down in order to divert attention from Andrew's shameful acts.