Queen Mathilde of Belgium today stunned in a patterned floral dress as she visited a multifunctional centre for children with intellectual disabilities in Rollegem as part of The Week of Care.
The royal, 49, looked stylish as she sported a pink and green floral shirt dress with nude heels.
She paired the look with a tan clutch bag and green dangling earrings to match her dress.
Queen Mathilde of Belgium today stunned in a patterned floral dress as she visited a multifunctional centre for children with intellectual disabilities in Rollegem as part of The Week of Care
The royal, 49, looked stylish as she sported a pink and green floral shirt dress with nude heels and a tan clutch bag with green dangling earrings
The royal, pictured, joined in with a tea party inside De Kindervriend during her visit today, decorating a cupcake
The 49-year-old, pictured, grinned as she was handed a bouquet of flowers by a young girl outside De Kindervriend today
The mother-of-four wore her blonde locks down and opted for a natural make-up look.
Her visit forms part of the Week of Care, which is an initiative created by organisation Dag van de Zorg (Day of Care), opening its doors on Sunday for people to meet the 300 participating groups this year.
During today’s visit, the Queen beamed at waiting crowds and was handed flowers by one young girl.
She is visiting De Kindervriend to understand the curriculum and framework in place for the children, participating in a number of activities.
Queen Mathilde, pictured, clutches a bouquet of flowers during her visit to De Kindervriend today
The 49-year-old, pictured, helps to comfort a child at De Kindervriend in Rollegem today during her visit
Inside De Kindervriend, she joined in with the pupils, who were having a tea party and appeared to decorate a cupcake.
The royal also appeared to do some actions as she sat with pupils and staff at the centre, with some of them joining in with her.
She also put a comforting on the shoulder of one young boy who was perhaps a little overwhelmed by the visit.
The royal, pictured, listens in to staff and children while on her visit to De Kindervriend today
She also appeared to do some actions, pictured, as she sat with pupils and staff at the centre, with some of them joining in with her
It comes after she was in Greece earlier this month for a three-day state visit with King Philippe.
While in Sounio, the royal, 49, showed off her style credentials in a smart blue and white belted dress which she paired with a large woven summer hat to keep the blazing sun at bay.
The couple beamed as they posed in front of the Temple of Poseidon and in a rare moment of PDA, King Philippe sweetly held his wife hand to help her across the uneven ground outside the temple after their photo call.
Queen Mathilde, pictured, arrives at De Kindervriend clutching a bouquet of flowers for today’s visit
She also clapped along, pictured, with pupils while learning about the framework at the education centre
Mathilde is mother to Princess Elisabeth, 20, Prince Gabriel, 18, Prince Emmanuel, 16 and Princess Eléonore, 14.
Her eldest Princess Elisabeth, the heir apparent to the throne juggles her degree in history and politics in Oxford with military training back home in Belgium.
The future queen spent the last weekend of her Easter holiday at a training course in Leopoldsburg, near the Dutch border.
This summer Elisabeth will return to Belgium for a camp run by the the Royal Military Academy (RMA), the university of the Belgian Defense, responsible for the academic, military and physical training of its future officers.
Elisabeth enrolled in a course with the RMA in September 2020 and remains involved in training despite being a full-time first-year student at Oxford.
The 49-year-old, pictured, waits to go inside the Kindervriend centre in Rollegem today to meet staff and pupils
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