Prince William participated in a volleyball game at the Westway Sports Centre in north Kensington today while visiting young aspiring coaches.
The second in line to the throne looked a little out of place with one 13-year-old saying that he “felt sorry” for the Prince because he was unable to return balls. His wife, the Duchess of Cambridge, appeared more at ease with her volleyball skills even though she was wearing tall wedges!
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For the first time since her wedding, the Duchess of Cambridge donned a tiara at tonight’s Diplomatic Reception at Buckingham Palace. Senior royals including the Queen and Prince Charles were on hand along with the Cambridges to greet representatives from 172 foreign missions currently accredited to the Court of St. James’s in London.
The Queen loaned the tiara to the Duchess for the state occasion; the Papyrus Tiara was once owned by the Queen Mother and most recently by the Queen’s sister, Princess Margaret.
Too bad no official photos were released from the event but rumors are that the Duchess is wearing one of her favorite brands, Alexander McQueen.
The Queen Mother wearing the tiara in 1930
Princess Margaret wearing the tiara to state dinner
On Thursday night, Princess Beatrice attended the Adventure in Wonderland Ball in support of Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity. Princess Beatrice was just one of the big names to join the event organized by the Reuben Foundation; TopShop heiress, Chloe Green, was also in attendance as was Eliza Doolittle, James Blunt, and Joan Collins.
For the first time, Prince William represented the Queen in London Tuesday at a state visit with South Korea’s president, Park Geun-hye. He joined the South Korean president in breaking ground on a new Korean War Memorial at riverside gardens near Westminster Bridge.
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This marks the beginning of a busy week for Prince William- tomorrow he will visit one of his charities, the St. Giles Trust, a prison-based project that helps former inmates reintegrate into society, USA Today reports. While on Thursday, the Cambridges are expected to host a meet-and-greet with volunteers for the London Poppy Day Appeal at Kensington Palace. USA Today also reports that later on Thursday, Prince William will observe two live surgeries, a post-cancer breast reconstruction and the removal of a bladder tumor.
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Prince Harry was spotted at the first match of the QBE International games in London today. The 29-year-old cheered on Team England at Twickenham Stadium as they faced off against Australia. Prior to the match, he delivered a good luck message to the team saying, “Make sure you win every single one of them. You’re going to have all the support here. You’re going to have 80,000 people in this fantastic stadium so yeah, best of luck, make the most of it….Everyone is behind you and hopefully, the stadium will be filled with white shirts…Let’s bring it home. Let’s make it happen!“
Prince Harry is patron of the Rugby Football Union.
Source: E! News
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