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Crown Princess Elisabeth of Belgium, 17, hugs a girl when she becomes the mother of Queen Mathilde

Crown Princess Elisabeth of Belgium looked completely at ease when she accompanied her mother and held an adorable baby during a royal visit to Kenya.

The 17-year-old then smiled at her mother, 46, cooe about the child wearing a knitted orange hat with a white jacket and white dress.

Princess Elisabeth wore white jeans, trainers and a pink top for the visit to AMREF Child Protection and Development Center, in Dagoretti, Nairobi.

This is the first official trip abroad for the heir to the throne who currently has a break from her school in Wales, reports the Brussels Times.

Crown Princess Elisabeth of Belgium, pictured on the right with her mother Queen Mathilde, lovingly holding a baby during a visit to a child protection and development center in Nairobi today

The crown princess, on the right, chose bright white jeans and a pink top for the visit, while her mother, on the left, put on a checkered pantsuit and a slightly heeled brown shoe.

For the outing today, Queen Mathilde, who was the honorary president of Unicef ​​Belgium for ten years, wore a green and yellow patterned pantsuit.

De Koninklijke combined her striking outfit with some brown shoes and a shoulder bag with a large button detail.

Queen Mathilde opted to lower her hair while her oldest child, Princess Elisabeth, put hers back to keep it from her face.

The young princess could be seen smiling and looking down while her mother laughed during the exchange.

The AMREF Child Protection and Development Center is a community-based non-residential safe, secure and caring environment.

It focuses on children who need special care and protection, especially those who live in street situations.

Yesterday the queen and princess visited the Kakuma refugee camp with about 185,000 refugees from Ethiopia, Somalia and South Sudan.

Queen Mathilde loved the sweet baby and spoke to the little one during the visit
Mathilde and Elisabeth, pictured today, are in Kenya for three days. Yesterday they visited a refugee camp and tomorrow they meet the Maasai population

Mathilde and Elisabeth, pictured today, are in Kenya for three days. Yesterday they visited a refugee camp and tomorrow they meet the Maasai population

The last day of their journey will include a meeting with the local Maasai population tomorrow.

Elisabeth’s three siblings, Princess Eleonore, 11, Prince Emmanuel, 13, and Prince Gabriel, 15, are not with the queen on this royal voyage.

Elisabeth is the first child of King Philippe and Queen Mathilde and comes first in line with the succession to the Belgian throne.

The AMREF center is a community-based non-residential safe, secure and caring environment. Queen Mathilde and Princess Elisabeth are depicted today with people outside
Princess Elisabeth and her mother, depicted with people in the middle talking. Elisabeth is currently on holiday in Wales and this is her first official royal trip abroad

When her father joined the throne on July 21, 2013, Elisabeth became duchess of Brabant, a title reserved for the heir.

Elisabeth attends the United World College of the Atlantic (UWC) in Wales and enjoys playing tennis, skiing and spending time with her friends.

In April, Princess Elisabeth went with her father, King Philippe, to a fireman training demonstration in Brussels and even caught a snake.

Article first published on https://whatsnew2day.com/crown-princess-elisabeth-of-belgium-17-hugs-a-girl-when-she-becomes-the-mother-of-queen-mathilde

Also Read: Queen Mathilde and Crown Princess Elisabeth of Belgium put on a colourful display as they don beaded headpieces and cloaks gifted to them by the Maasai community in Kenya

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