Kate, Princess of Wales was unexpectedly tickled during her latest outing, and her reaction was priceless.
The princess was videoed talking to young athletes as she joined a Rugby League Inclusivity Day in Hull on Thursday.
One boy appeared to tickle Kate while her back was turned, which saw the 41-year-old gasp and turn around.
Kate then smiled and shook hands with the rugby player, as she didn't seem too fussed about the encounter.
Princess Kate playing rugby in HullPATom Coyd, coach of England’s World Cup wheelchair rugby team, said: "I think she’s been having secret practice sessions before coming here, because she’s a natural.
"She even finished a passing move with a try in the corner – she blew me away, to be honest."
Coyd added: "It’s an amazing spectator sport, it covers all bases really, you’ve got the inclusivity, it’s the only sport in the world where at the top level you can have disabled and non-disabled players playing together.
Princess Kate had a priceless reaction to being tickled
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"And Kate herself said the collisions that came through the TV, when they were watching it, was what hooked the kids in."
The day was hosted at the Allam Sports Centre in the University of Hull, by the Rugby Football League, Hull FC.
Hull FC’s wheelchair, physical disability and learning disability teams took part in skills sessions and matches in order to celebrate the Rugby League Inclusivity Day.
Kate chatted to the players and even took part in drills with members of the learning disability squad.
Princess Kate is the patron of the Rugby Football League
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The princess was also gifted England wheelchair Rugby League jerseys for her three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.
For her outing, Kate wore Lululemon white trainers and Spells of Love medium twist hoops in gold that cost £60.
The 41-year-old became the patron of the Rugby Football League after Prince Harry stepped down as a working member of the Royal Family.
The Duke of Sussex now lives in California with his wife Meghan Markle and two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
