Kate Middleton skips to meet a royal fan who hands her flowers 

The Princess of Wales delighted royal fans with the leap in her stride as she met with well-wishers in Soho yesterday.

The mother-of-three and her husband Prince William, 40, were in high spirits as they took the Elizabeth Line to the Dog Sand Duck Pub in London’s West End, where they were greeted by hundreds of fans.

And Kate, the mother of three, put on an animated display at the engagement, which took place Saturday just days before King Charles’s coronation at Westminster Abbey.

Eagle-eyed fans saw the skip in the step of the royal family as she rushed to a benefactor who held out a bouquet of flowers in a moment that was spread on TikTok.

Dressed in a vibrant recycled Eponine coat and a white Suzannah dress, the Princess of Wales thanked the fan for the bouquet and heard how he would be busy working all weekend long.

In the short clip, an excited Kate showed off her revelry, hopping and hopping as she made her way to greet the royal fans who had come to greet her and her husband in Soho yesterday.

Her face lit up when she saw a man holding out a beautiful bouquet of flowers, and she quickly walked over, holding his hand warmly.

“Thank you very much, it’s very sweet of you to bring flowers. I appreciate it very much, thank you,’ said the royal with a beaming smile, handing over the flowers.

She then asked the man if he would work on weekends and said, “I just said to these guys, there are a lot of people celebrating, but there are also a lot of people working.”

When she learned that the man was a florist and that he would be working during the coronation celebrations, the mother-of-three thanked him again for the bouquet he had given her as a present.

“Have you been busy with the coronation bouquets?” she asked the florist, who agreed that the event had brought him a lot of business.

“I’m so thankful everyone came to say hello,” Kate added, gesturing to the royal fans gathered around them.

Royal fans were thrilled to see the sweet interaction unfold after it was shared on social media.

Kate thanked the royal fan for the bouquet and asked him if he would work over the weekend

“She jumped over to receive the flowers,” one of them remarked.

“Her little jump of excitement to go talk to him. Aww she’s the best,’ someone said.

“Catherine is always elegant and compassionate,” said one.

“I’m amazed at how she talks small talk. I could never do this! She’s so poised and warm,” someone said.

“Love her, so stylish,” wrote another.

“She had a gift for focusing and making that person feel so special,” one wrote.

The Prince and Princess of Wales traveled on the Elizabeth Line to an appointment at the Dog and Duck pub where they drank pints and spoke to staff yesterday.

And then the first-in-line to the throne made the crowd smile after joking about the couple’s plans for the coronation of his father, King Charles III, this weekend.

When asked by a member of the public if he had anything planned for the next few days, the Prince of Wales joked: “No, a very quiet weekend, nothing happening at all.”

Earlier in the day, Kate admitted the family were still getting “all ducks in a row” for the big day, though they had already noticed a “great” atmosphere and excitement “already starting to build.”

The event will include the coronation ceremony at Westminster Abbey on Saturday, followed by a concert at Windsor Castle on Sunday.

Fans swooned over the Princess of Wales’ hopping and fun-loving demeanor, while some gushed about how elegant she is

The princess also revealed that her three children were deeply immersed in the preparations, saying: “The children are celebrating their coronation party at school today.”

She added that their eldest child, Prince George, is “excited” about the event and has taken part in the rehearsals as a page of honor at the Westminster Abbey service.

And the royal family added that their eldest child, Prince George, was “excited” about the upcoming celebrations and had taken part in the rehearsals.

She explained that George was a page of honor at the service at Westminster Abbey and when asked if he was looking forward to it, she replied: “I really am. After doing a few rehearsals, I think everyone is a bit more relaxed.’

Outside the pub, they met cheering crowds of royal fans, who greeted them with cries of ‘We love you!’ before the pair posed for selfies with the crowd.

William seemed relaxed and told a group discussing the newly opened Shambles bar in Windsor: ‘I like a cocktail! Don’t do it before the coronation, but maybe after!’

Earlier in the day, the Prince and Princess of Wales made their way to central London on the aptly named Elizabeth Line – quite a departure from the horse and carriage they will be in on Saturday.

The pair boarded at Acton Main Line station and traveled to Tottenham Court Road, the nearest stop to Soho, before heading to the Dog and Duck.