Prince William Shares Umbrella With Kate Middleton, Has Some Difficulty Keeping Her Dry!

Royals were photographed as they visited Whenuapai, near Auckland on Friday

By Jordana Ossad Apr 11, 2014 6:27 PMTags
Prince William, Kate Middleton, New ZealandMark Cuthbert-Pool/Getty Images

Sometimes holding an umbrella and shielding yourself from temperamental weather can be tricky, especially when you are dealing with wind and rain.

That's exactly what happened to Prince William and Kate Middleton as they encountered a bit of crummy weather as they arrived at Auckland Harbour on Friday.

The Duke of Cambridge, ever the chivalrous gentleman, made every effort to keep the duo covered in the storm and shared the umbrella with his wife. But the 31-year-old royal had a little bit of difficulty keeping Kate dry. Perhaps it had something to do with the fact that they weren't walking arm in arm, or he was at an awkward angle. But judging by Kate's big grin, it doesn't look like she seemed to mind getting a bit wet.

Even in the rain, the 32-year-old royal looked chic in a double-breasted Zara jacket with gold buttons, dark skinny jeans, a Breton top from Me + Em, Grace Collection white topaz and diamond stud earrings by London jeweler Kiki McDonough and wedge heels. She was also holding a beautiful bouquet of flowers.

On Saturday, William and Kate will travel to the Waikato region and will split for the first time during the three-week tour. William will visit the Pacific Aerospace and tour the manufacturing plant, while Kate will go to Rainbow Place Children's Hospice.