Prince William and Kate Celebrate Upcoming Coronation with Visit to Historic Dog & Duck Pub in London

On Thursday, Prince William and the Princess of Wales, Kate, visited the Dog & Duck pub in London to celebrate the upcoming coronation of King Charles III. The couple took a ride on the subway and stopped at the historic pub, where William went behind the bar and pulled the first-ever pint of Kingmaker, a pale ale brewed to mark the coronation.

The royal couple chatted with royal fans, tourists and Londoners in the bustling Soho entertainment district. William, the heir to the throne, poured the pint of Kingmaker and took a few moments to talk to representatives from the hospitality industry, which is set for a bumper weekend thanks to the coronation on Saturday.

The visit was part of a royal ramble in central London, and the couple also took time to meet with members of the public and discuss the importance of the hospitality industry. The pub visit was a great opportunity for the royal family to show their support for the industry, which has been hit hard by the pandemic.

The coronation of King Charles III is set to take place on Saturday at Westminster Abbey. The visit to the Dog & Duck pub was a great way for the royal family to show their support for the hospitality industry and celebrate the upcoming coronation.