It is obvious to all that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are very much in love.

Their happiness during their official engagement and their cute inside jokes poking fun at each other are all signs of a blissful marriage.

Prince William, who visited Wales on St. David's Day, reportedly had some truly adorable things to say about his wife, Kate Middleton.

Earlier that day, when it was seasonally cold outside and they were chatting with close friends, the Duke said, "[Kate] has the coldest hands I have ever seen. They say, "A cold hand is a warm heart" (via Hello!)."(via Hello!

During a visit to Punt Farm, owned by Gary and Jess Yeomans, the father of three revealed that Prince George had been working on the farm during the children's recent school vacation. He also opened up about the work he was doing. George's job during the half term was to move the feed," he said after being shown a robot that does exactly that (via People).

Since Punt Farm is a goat dairy farm, the Duchess told the owners that her ancestors had a connection to goat farming. 'I was researching my ancestors, and there was one who had a rare breed of goat,' she said. 'I will find out which one it was. It was right after World War I.'

Frankly, I am not at all surprised about this, given how natural the Duchess was around goats.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge told the world about their farm visit on Twitter, writing, "On this lovely family farm, promoting local produce and sustainable practices and seeing firsthand the benefits local businesses receive through the community."

They continued, " On this #StDavidsDay, we learn the importance of agriculture to the people of rural communities here in Wales. By working with local businesses to promote locally grown produce and sustainable practices, we can see how these farms are the lifeblood of our communities."

They added, "We are proud to be a part of this #StDavidsDay.