Kate Middleton loves meeting the local kids whenever she and Prince William make a public appearance.

The Prince and Princess of Wales headed to Wales, yes, for the first time since taking on a new title following the Queen's passing, and were greeted by a large crowd of well-wishers in the UK. [Royal reporter Rebecca English reported in advance that "there they will meet crew members, volunteers, and people supported by local troops. They also walk to the Holyhead Marine and Cafe Bar."

As reported by People, the princess met an adorable four-year-old named Theo Crompton. He seemed to be having the best time ever, judging by the look of joy on his face, and Kate was not unhappy.

Theo handed a bouquet of pink roses to the crouched and chattering princess, and William followed suit.

The Welsh couple shared a photo of the princess talking to Theo on Instagram, with one fan commenting, "That little boy looks so happy to meet a real princess!"

She commented.

The royal couple then headed to "St. Thomas Church, a redeveloped church in Swansea."

There they met and spoke with many members of the community, including a two-year-old girl named Charlotte Bunting.

While meeting the little girl, the princess said, "I have a Charlotte too!" She said excitedly.

Then the walk began and Kate and William met and talked to a group of cute children.

"I lost count of how many people showed up today, almost without warning, to meet William and Kate," the Brit tweeted.

For this visit, the princess chose a stunning red coat by L.K. Bennett (opens in new tab), which she wore over a plain black top, tailored black pants, and pointy patent black pumps. She wore her hair straight down and accessorized with chunky gold earrings and an engagement ring.