- The Princess of Wales and her royal youngsters waltz onto the 'Strictly' stage
- The royals were special guests of the BBC show
- They charmed fans and judges alike
In a scene straight out of a storybook, Kate Middleton (41), the ever-graceful Princess of Wales, whisked her little ones, Princess Charlotte (8) and Prince Louis (5), to a magical outing on the set of the UK's hit show 'Strictly Come Dancing'. The royal trio didn't just watch; they became part of the show, stepping into the judges' shoes and dishing out scores with the iconic paddles!
Judges in training: Charlotte and Louis steal the show
Imagine the cuteness overload as Charlotte and Louis, perched in the judges' seats, held up score paddles after a sizzling performance by 'Strictly's' professional dancers. The Sun captured this adorable moment, giving us a glimpse of the royals' behind-the-scenes fun. Louis even donned a toy crown, perhaps hinting at his future as a king of the dance floor!
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A source spilled the royal tea to 'The Sun,' revealing that Kate was in full mom mode, snapping pictures and ensuring Louis kept his cool amidst the excitement. "She seemed really relaxed and was all smiles," the insider gushed. "She was polite, sweet and charming with everyone." Talk about a princess perfecting the art of poise!
A dream twirl true
For Kate and Charlotte, who has a passion for "ballet and tap," this 'Strictly' adventure was likely a dream twirled into reality. Prince William has often shared his daughter's love for dancing, and now she's had a taste of the limelight on one of Britain's most beloved dance stages.
It's no secret that the Middletons and the Windsors are 'Strictly' superfans. Prince William has revealed that both Kate and her mother, Carole, are hooked on the show. Even Prince Harry once surprised viewers with a cameo, supporting his pal on the dance floor. And Queen Camilla? She's not just a fan; she's got the moves, according to judge Craig Revel Horwood.
