The Princess of Wales had to temporarily remove her engagement ring while on a visit to Liverpool with the Prince of Wales. William and Kate were in the city to open the new Royal Liverpool University Hospital.
The couple went on a tour of the new facility on Thursday, greeting the public and meeting NHS staff amid the ongoing healthcare crisis.
At the end of the visit, William and Kate took selfies with NHS workers and praised the staff for their hard work.
During the trip, Kate had to temporarily hand over two of her most important possessions – her engagement ring and her eternity ring.
She was able to wear her gold wedding ring, but Kate walked around the Liverpool hospital without her 12-carat sapphire engagement ring and her Eclipse diamond eternity ring, made from 18-carat white gold.
Harry then recalled a moment in Scotland when he fell out with William
He said: “Once in Scotland, on the way to the River Spey, we started scuffling and soon were in a full scrap, rolling back and forth, trading blows.
“Pa swerved to the side of the road, shouted at Willy [Prince William] to get out.
“Me? Why? Pa didn’t feel the need to explain. Out. Willy turned to me, furious.
“He felt I got away with everything. He stepped out of the car, stomped to the back-up car with all the bodyguards, strapped himself in (We always wore seatbelts after Mummy’s disappearance).”
He added: “The convoy resumed. Now and then I peered out of the back window. Behind us, I could just make out the future King of England, plotting his revenge.”
