Kate Middleton, Prince William on day two of Far East tour. (@Singapore)

Kate Middleton and Prince William greet people during their visit to Strathmore Green, a precinct in Queenstown, a residential district of Singapore.

The Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton and Prince William enjoyed the second day of their Far East and South Pacific tour today, with the Duchess receiving flowers from a young girl in Singapore.

Duchess of Cambridge and Prince William visit the Rainbow Centre which caters for children with special needs. The Royal couple unveiled a plaque commemorating their visit, viewed a students batik painting and William tossed a ball with some boys.

Kate was gorgeous in a Raoul dress while Wills worked monochrome as the pair visited Strathmore Green

Kate, Prince William in Singapore for Diamond Jubilee.

BRITAIN'S Prince William and his wife Catherine were greeted by crowds of cheering well-wishers today as they arrived in Singapore at the start of an Asia-Pacific tour. The royal and her husband Britain's Prince William will act as representatives of Queen Elizabeth II on the nine-day tour to celebrate Her Majesty's Diamond Jubilee.

The glamorous royal couple went from Singapore's airport to the city-state's Botanic Gardens for their first engagement of their nine-day visit, which will also take in Malaysia, the Solomon Islands and Tuvalu.

The young royal couple arrived in Singapore to attend an orchid-naming ceremony where they admired a white flowering plant named after the late Princess Diana. The pair were also shown a pink orchid called Vanda William Catherine, named after themselves.

The royal made the comments during a visit to the Gardens by the Bay attraction in Singapore, where the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are making an official visit. Corine Ackermann, 17, who was there with friends from the Tanglin Trust British School, told The Sun: "Someone asked him how many children he would like to have, and he said he was thinking about having two."

 

During the royal couple's first engagement, they paid looked at an orchid named in honour of Prince William's late mother Diana, Princess of Wales, at Singapore's Botanic Gardens. They paused next to the white bloom, which William later described as "beautiful".

Catherine has become known for her ever-elegant style, and the brunette beauty didn't disappoint as she touched down in Singapore. The star reportedly commissioned UK designer Jenny Packham to design the Asian-influenced dress.

Britain's Duchess of Cambridge wowed in a kimono-style dress by Jenny Packham as she arrived in Singapore for the beginning of her tour around Asia today. The knee-skimming pale pink ensemble also features an orchid pattern which "symbolises the fact that the royal couple will be visiting the Singapore Botanical Gardens, to view an orchid designed for William's mother the Princess of Wales," writes UK publication Grazia. Catherine wore her long locks in her signature half-up half-down style and accessorised with a cream clutch bag.

Britain's Prince William and his wife Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, view a hybrid orchid named in their honor at the Orchid Garden within the Singapore Botanical Gardens in Singapore today.

Kate Middleton Cracks Up on Her Way to Watch Olympics.

Kate Middleton let out a laugh as she hung out at the Olympics in London today. She was back in her Team GB polo shirt, jeans, and red running shoes for her latest day at the Games. Yesterday Kate took to the water to check out a sailing competition after attending track, gymnastics, and handball events over the weekend. Prince William joined her at Sunday's men's 100m track race after wrapping up his own polo match, but he's since returned to work with the air force. Prince Harry has also been making appearances in support of British athletes and has popped up at diving, gymnastics, and dressage events.

Kate Middleton Watches Sailing during the 2012 London Summer Olympic Games.

Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, in watches the sailing competition during the 2012 London Summer Olympic Games with Princess Anne, Tim Laurence and Sir Steve Redgrave. 

 Kate Middleton was joined by Princess Anne and champion rower Sir Steve Redgrave for her outing, boarding a rather swanky boat to check out the in-sea action.

After finding her sea legs, the Duchess of Cambridge took a keen interest in the competition, peering through a set of binoculars for a close up, as the competitors navigated the tough course.

Once again making waves with her Olympic styling, Kate was dressed head-to-toe in Team GB attire, making the navy tracksuit top, vivid red trainers and waterproof jacket look rather elegant.

After watching the race, windswept Kate headed back to dry land, and chatted to a host of Team GB stars - including gold medal winner Ben Ainslie.

Talking animatedly and sending the team into fits of giggles, the Duchess was reportedly interesting in everything from their medal hopes to training and support staff.

Kate Middleton's latest outing is just one in a long line of Olympic appearances she's put in since the Games began last week.

She has looked unbelievably chic, while at the same time looking "sporty" and like she totally belongs at a track or swim meet. And now, she's taken things a step further -- she's worn a windbreaker to watch the sailing events. And, unsurprisingly, she looked damn good doing it. Kate, obviously, has perfected this art form.

British Prime Minister David Cameron attends the UK's Creative Industries Reception at the Royal Academy of Arts.

The Duchess of Cambridge Catherine Middleton Attends Royal Gala SOLO.

The Duchess of Cambridge Catherine Middleton and President of the Royal Academy Christopher Le Brun attend the UK Creative Industries Forum at the Royal Academy in London July 30, 2012.

Kate, who was without her husband, Prince William, was attending a glitzy Creative Industries reception at the Royal Academy of Arts in London's Piccadilly to support the British Government's GREAT Campaign. Wearing a dove grey dress by designer Roksanda Ilincic, Serbian born but a graduate of Central St Martin's, the Duchess swept down the red carpet prompting a battery of camera flashes. She was greeted by the Prime Minister David Cameron, the first time the two have apparently been photographed together. The Duchess completed her outfit with a pair of pale grey suede heels and hooped Kiki McDonough earrings. 

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, attends the UK's Creative Industries Reception at the Royal Academy of Arts.

Olympic Torch At Buckingham Palace.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge along with Prince Harry greeted the Olympic Torch as it arrived at Buckingham Palace today. The Countess of Wessex and her two children, Lady Louise and James, Viscount Severn, were also there to watch it arrive.