Kate Middleton and Prince William are relationship goals. While the royal couple is in Pakistan, they made headlines for making fun of each other.
The Duke of Cambridge was first to tease his wife about her knowledge in science. And the Duchess of Cambridge made sure to fire back a day later.
On Wednesday, the couple visited the remote Chiatibo Glacier in Broghil National Park. While there, the dad of three said that his geography teacher will be pleased to know that he’s back at a glacier after so many years. Prince William graduated with a degree in geography from the University of St. Andrews.
“I’ve been very impressed with William’s geography,” Kate sarcastically remarked. Prince William laughed at the joke, and he didn’t seem offended at all.
Later in the day, Kate made fun of her husband’s skills in dancing. After watching a performance in Bumburet, Kate introduced her husband to the ladies.
“This is my husband William, Prince William,” she said. “I’m sorry he didn’t dance too!”
According to a body language expert, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s moments of affection and humor while on tour suggests that their love is still as intense as it once was. While speaking with Express, Judi James also said that the royal couple seems genuinely happy while on tour.
“Kate looks authentically happy and even healthy here, laughing in what appears to be delight and often sharing moments of affection and humor with William that suggest a relaxed friendship and affection,” she explained. “Their subconscious mirroring is as intense as it was in the early days of their marriage, showing a like-minded approach and sense of purpose,” she added.
Prince William and Kate have been married for 8 years, which means that they have had enough time to get to know each other. And even before they tied the knot, they were in an on-again-off-again relationship for an entire decade. So even though the royal couple isn’t affectionate in public, royal fans don’t doubt how much they love each other.
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