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Kate Middleton's £675 handbag grabbed by baby in adorable moment during Aberfan visit

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A one-year-old boy snatched the Princess of Wales’s handbag on a visit to the Welsh village of Aberfan today in a super sweet moment.

Little Daniel reached out for Kate Middleton's £675 black Mulberry handbag as she stopped to talk to mother-of-two Lucy Williams.

Kate was left in hysterics by it and left Daniel to play with it for several minutes as she spoke to other visitors before coming back to retrieve it.The “priceless” moment occurred at the end of a trip to the Aberfan Memorial Garden on Friday, the site of a 1966 disaster in which 144 people were killed, including 116 schoolchildren.

Prince William and Kate were met by a cheering crowd and dozens of children waving Welsh flags before being led by survivor David Davies through the former site of Pantglas Primary School, which was engulfed by the landslide from a colliery spoil tip.

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