Princess Kate had a very sweet reaction after one young boy tried to get her attention during her visit to a sports hall in Hull on Thursday.
The Princess of Wales took part in a Rugby League Inclusivity Day hosted by the Rugby Football League, Hull FC and the University of Hull.
During the visit, she joined some of England’s World Cup-winning wheelchair rugby league squad.
And the royal knew exactly what to do when one of the students approached her and tried to introduce himself in a cheeky way.
As the princess was chatting to one of the students, another one snuck up behind her and tickled her waist.
Kate gasped and turned around to see who it was, after which she laughed and placed one hand on his back while shaking his hand with the other.
The touching moment was caught on video.
The royal visit highlighted the significant value and impact of Disability Rugby League on its participants, as well as their families and local communities.
Prince William’s wife appeared to be wearing a bandage on her fingers again during her visit.
She was first spotted with bandaged fingers during a visit to a male prison in Surrey last month.
It was revealed the plaster across her index and middle finger was used as extra protection and no further injury had occurred after the incident on a trampoline.
