The Princess of Wales made a solo appearance with the regiment in their annual London parade—and joined them for a Guinness—for the first time since she became their Colonel-in-Chief in 2022.

Princess Kate attended a St. Patrick's Day parade on Monday, joining the Irish Guards for the first time in two years, according to People.

According to Hello!, the princess was speaking to an Australian reservist named Corporal Adam Hamilton when she shared her desire to go back Down Under. "George finds it fascinating that he has been to Australia and New Zealand," she shared, referring to her 11-year-old son's first royal tour when he was just a baby.

Princess Kate has revealed that her three children share a passion for football during a heartwarming conversation with an Irish Guard's son. The Princess of Wales, 43, made the disclosure while chatting with seven-year-old Noah Hogan at Wellington Barracks in London during St Patrick's Day celebrations yesterday.

The Princess of Wales has marked St Patrick's Day with the Irish Guards regiment in London and today also marks Princess Kate's second St Patrick's Day as Colonel of the Irish Guards, a role she took on in 2023.