Prince William, Kate Middleton immerse themselves in Indian music at Leicester

Prince William and Kate Middleton are sharing impressive photos from his latest trip to Leicester.

The Prince of Wales, who engaged with artists and Indian music during their official engagement in the city, lauded the creativity of the participants.

Turning to the official Instagram of the Prince and Princess of Wales, William noted: “Meeting Aakash Odedra in Leicester to see how his award-winning dance company uses dance, music and poetry to tell stories about modern life and create boundary pushing and award-winning dance works.”

In an earlier clip, the couple noted: “Exploring how dance can blend Indian music, Sufi poetry and spiritual storytelling to create a transformative experience with Aakash Odedra's 'Songs of the Bulbul.”

The couple then took a tour of the Golden Mile and met with multiple family run businesses.

They captioned the post: "Spending time on Leicester’s Golden Mile, meeting family-run businesses that form the heart of the city’s thriving South Asian community. Ending at Shreeji Dham Haveli, where faith, culture and community life intertwine."

The Prince and Princess of Wales, who are serious about their Royal roles, want to put Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis first.

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The expert says: “William and Catherine were in staunch agreement that their family should remain their highest priority.”

“As much as possible they would do the pick-ups and drop-offs to nursery and school,” Myers wrote.

“While William’s childhood had been shaped by numerous courtiers, the Cambridges wanted to create a home life that centred on giving their children a rounded upbringing away from the trappings of royal palaces,” Myers shared in his book.