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Kate Middleton Catches Prince William Giggling During RAF Anniversary Service
The Royal Air Force's 100th anniversary service at Westminster Abbey on Tuesday saw a hilarious moment between Prince William and Kate Middleton.
The Duchess of Cambridge caught her husband sniggering in the middle of the service, prompting her to turn around and shoot him a serious glance.
However, she soon saw the funny side of his brief blunder and the pair could be seen grinning at each other.
The incident occurred as the couple attended the service to mark 100 years of the RAF.
Kate had officially returned to her royal duties just one day after Prince Louis' christening.
She was dressed in a stunning pale green coat dress, paired with closed-toe heels and n^de stockings.
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Meanwhile, Prince William wore his traditional uniform.
The Queen also attended the service, dressed stylishly in bold colours.
Her Majesty opted for a purple and turquoise coat, which she teamed with a matching hat.
Prince Charles and his wife Camilla were also in attendance, as well as Carol Vorderman, the official pilot and maths whiz.
Prince William's blunder comes after a similar incident involving his brother, Prince Harry, at the Commonwealth Youth Reception last week.
Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, was by his side as they appeared to share a private joke.
Harry was seen laughing as he responded to his wife, while Meghan tried to conceal a smirk from her face.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have been known for their sense of humour and easy-going nature.
They are often seen laughing and joking around with each other during public appearances.
This latest incident only serves to highlight their fun-loving personalities.
Despite the lighthearted moment, the RAF anniversary service was a solemn occasion, as it marked 100 years of the air force's existence.
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