Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, 35, arrived at St Paul's Cathedral for a memorial service in honour of the victims of the Grenfell Tower fire, London.

She visited the venue with her husband Prince William, also 35, and Prince Harry, 33.

She wore a navy blue coat with six gold buttons, and a navy hat with a large brim.

She clasped a navy blue clutch bag and looked sombre as she joined the service.  

Kate has been a big supporter of the Grenfell Tower victims.

She joined children and families to celebrate the work of a London charity supporting its local community, including those affected by the Grenfell Tower fire on Tuesday.

Kate learned about the range of support services for young people, families and others provided by the Rugby Portobello Trust at its community centre in north Kensington. 

It is part of a network of centres that run programmes for children and parents such as homework clubs, sporting activities, social groups and tuition. 

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited the victims of the fire days after the tragedy took place on June 14. 

The fire took the lives of 71 victims, and the residents have been left homeless.

More than 1,500 people are attending today’s service - and half of these are family members and survivors of the tragic event.

Jeremy Corbyn and Diana Abbott were also pictured attending the service at St Paul’s.