While marking one year since their visit to Pakistan, British royal family members Duke of Cambridge Prince William and Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton on Friday made a video call to students at the Islamabad Model College for Girls and the SOS Children’s Village in Lahore.
During the video call, the Duke and Duchess Of Cambridge asked the teachers about the impact of the novel coronavirus pandemic on the activities in the school. Moreover, the recording also showed their Pictionary session with the kids.
Both royals gained praise for being quick at the guessing game in which players identify words from pictures drawn by others. When the students asked Prince William whether he likes drawing, he said, “Yes definitely, we both like a little bit of drawing. Catherine is very good, I am really bad.”
“You’re doing an amazing job, particularly now when things have been so difficult. You’re a real lifeline to families out there, so congratulations on all the hard work,” Kate told teachers.
“One year on from #RoyalVisitPakistan, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge caught up with teachers at Islamabad Model College for Girls to hear how the school’s activities have been impacted, before joining pupils in a game of Pictionary,” Kensington Royal said in the caption of their post on Instagram.
Here’s the video- Enjoy!
Kate Middleton definitely stunned in an off-white kurta with gold button details and embellishments.
In addition to this, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge also interacted with the SOS Children’s Village.
Prime Minister Imran Khan also thanked the royal couple
Kate Middleton and Prince William toured Pakistan in October last year. During their visit, Kate and William visited several places including the Islamabad Model College for Girls and the National Cricket Academy in Lahore.
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