Prince William spoke out this week to reveal his wife Kate Middleton’s hidden talent that he’s “really bad” at doing himself.
US Magazine reported that on Friday, William and Kate were reunited with students and teachers at Islamabad Model College for Girls one year after their five-day trip to Pakistan. Kensington Royal Instagram shared a video in which William and Kate got reacquainted with the group by playing a game of Pictionary.
During the game, William appeared to have trouble seeing the drawings when they appeared onscreen.
“I’m getting closer and closer to the camera,” he said as he laughed.
When a student asked the couple if they enjoyed drawing, William said, “Yes, definitely, we both like a little bit of drawing. Catherine is very good, I’m really bad.”
“You don’t practice enough!” Kate added.
Kate went on to praise the teachers for doing an “amazing job” taking care of students during the COVID-19 pandemic.
“You are a real lifeline for families out there,” she said.
This comes after a source said that William has been leaning on Kate throughout the coronavirus pandemic.
“He’s relieved to have Kate to depend on and refers to her as his better half,” the source said. “Their approach to everything is similar — they embody that ‘Keep calm and carry on’ mentality, choosing to focus on positives when things get tough.”
The insider added that William’s grandmother Queen Elizabeth has been leaning on Kate as well over the past few months.
“These are strange times for everyone, senior royals included, and having Kate as her rock has made it so much easier for the queen to adapt to her new life at Windsor,” the source continued. “More than anything, knowing she can rely on Kate and Prince William to handle matters in her absence is the greatest comfort she could ask for.”
William and Kate were college sweethearts, meeting while they were both attending the University of St. Andrews back in 2001. As the future king of England, it was made clear to William that he could pick whoever he wanted to be his Queen consort, and he went with love.
“There’s genuine love,” royal expert Nick Bullen recently told Fox News. “I think Kate and William are genuinely in love and have a really great partnership. If you look at those photographs that we’ve got in the documentary of them in the early years up in Anglesey, this very remote part of the U.K. — they were walking on the beach and laughing a lot. They are [simply] a young married couple.”
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