Jill Biden, Kate Middleton Learn Bunny Care Basics While Touring School
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The first lady carried a bowl of carrots to feed rabbits at a pre-school she visited with the Duchess of Cambridge
HAYLE, England (AP) — U.S. first lady Jill Biden and Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, learned about bunny care Friday as they toured a preschool during a joint outing in southwest England. They also took part in a talk about early childhood education with experts from the U.K. and some from the United States who joined the discussion via Zoom. “It’s a huge honor to have you in the United Kingdom,” the duchess said just before the discussion. She thanked Biden — a longtime English teacher — for her interest in early education, also a topic of interest for the duchess, who has three young children with husband Prince William.
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