Sophie, the Countess of Wessex made a surprise appearance this month at the charity, Transform Housing & Support, in Walton on Thames and looked delighted as she met clients and colleagues.
The Countess is Transform’s Royal Patron and was there to find out how the charity has been working with and supporting homeless and vulnerable individuals since Covid-19 hit the UK in 2020. Each year, the charity helps over 1500 people find housing and support.
The Royal was greeted by Mr Michael More-Molyneux, Her Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant of Surrey, and was introduced to the charity’s Chairman and CEO who she spoke to about the charity before joining some of Transform’s clients. She then spent the day completing a London Underground jigsaw puzzle, making pizzas for lunch, and learning about the personal journeys of two of Transform’s clients.
Looking casual for the outing, the Countess opted for teal tailored wide-leg trousers, a white v-neck top with frilled sleeves, and a stylish collarless leather jacket which she has been spotted in before. She finished her look with a rose gold pendant. Keeping her beauty look demure her hair was worn down with a casual wave, flawless skin and a simple nude lip.
Transform’s Chief Executive, Lawrence Santcross, ended the day by thanking the royal and presenting her with small gifts for her daughter, Lady Louise and son, James, Viscount Severn.
