The Prince and Princess of Wales were red-carpet ready on Tuesday evening, stepping out together for the star-studded Digger premiere in London. The royal couple wowed the crowds arriving at the Odeon Luxe in Leicester Square with Prince William sporting a velvet suit jacket and Princess Kate living up to her title in a Princess-worthy outfit – a floor-skimming purple grown.
The royals were reunited with their friend, Tom Cruise, who stars in the film. Tom was one of the first to arrive at the premiere, hours before the royals looking suave in a tuxedo with a pair of sunglasses on. The actor took his time to pose by giant graphics and props, ensuring everyone got a good picture. Speaking about the royals before they arrived, Tom told reporters: “I just love them. They are lovely people and I have great respect for them.”
William and Kate were all smiles as they waved to their fans, who cheered as they passed. Keep scrolling to see the best photos of the royal couple and other celebs in attendance.
A photograph snapped of the back of the Princess showcased her perfectly styled curls as well as the elegant train on her purple gown. The dress also features sheer balloon sleeves, adding a floaty feel to the overall look.
Mesmerising beauty Salma Hayek stunned on the carpet in an all-black dress with glamorous caped detail. Her accessories of choice were golden but not as dazzling as her gorgeous glow.
Hannah Waddingham showcased those arms that everyone is talking about in a sleeveless, figure-hugging black dress. The bombshell actress wore her blonde locks in a blow-dry style amping up the glam even more.
Emma D’Arcy opted for a unique evening look, wearing a pair of tailored trousers and an oversizedtrench coat. Emma plays a character called Lina in the upcoming film directed by Alejandro G. Iñárritu.
Riz Ahmed posed in the suit of dreams at the premiere. His black ensemble featured flared trousers and he wore it with a plunging black top underneath.
Earlier in the morning, Prince William served up popcorn at the ActOne community cinema in Acton, London. He even tried to access the membership system to help customers but failed. “It’s not my first till but it’s my first time on this system!, he said. Adding: “I’m going to let the professionals take over, I don’t want you to miss it.”
Ahead of the appearance, William was quizzed about his uncle, Earl Spencer’s book, Swan Song: Diana, my sister, but he chose to ignore the question from the crowd.
As he walked up the steps of the ActOne community cinema in Acton, William was asked: “Sir, how do you feel about your uncle’s book?” Another person asked: “Have you read it?”
The Prince did not answer and entered the cinema, where he spent around an hour meeting young filmmakers and representatives from the Film and TV charity.