Prince William and Princess Catherine recently made a captivating appearance in Birmingham, marking their first official outing since Easter.

The royal couple embarked on a working visit to the city, aiming to immerse themselves in its diverse cultures and engage with young artists and creative professionals.

In a departure from their usual mode of transportation, the Prince and Princess of Wales chose to travel by train this time.

During their visit, the couple had the pleasure of dining at the Indian family restaurant, Indian Streetery, located in the heart of the city.

They also had the opportunity to meet with talented designers, artists, and playwrights at Rectory.

Additionally, the royal family indulged in a game of darts and enjoyed socializing with the locals, leaving a lasting impression on those who had the chance to meet them.

Prince William and Princess Catherine radiated joy and enthusiasm throughout their visit, as evident from the photographs capturing their optimistic mood and positive energy.

However, upon closer inspection, a notable detail emerged from these images.

It became apparent that the famous guests refrained from any physical contact with each other.

This observation is particularly striking in one of the selfies featuring the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

As we are aware, adhering to royal protocol dictates that public displays of affection between monarchs should be avoided.

Yet, even the customary light touches on the back were absent between Prince William and Princess Catherine during this visit.

Intriguingly, this lack of physical contact extended to instances where they stood in close proximity to one another.

At least, this is not evident in the pictures available for scrutiny.

Regardless of this observation, the visit of the Prince and Princess of Wales to Birmingham was undoubtedly remarkable.

Their warm reception and the happiness they brought to the people they encountered were truly memorable.