Middleton puts on her game phase for a wheelchair rugby event in the UK. The
princess of Wales travels to Hull for a rugby Inclusivity Day hosted by the
rugby football league, Hull FC and the University of Hull. On October 5
footage from the event shows Kate joining other athletes for some game
play and it's clear the royal isn't shying away from the competition.
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but it's not just her game face that's getting attention. So is the bandage on
her right hand. According to People magazine, Kate didn't suffer a rugby
mishap. In fact, she actually heard it prior to the event while playing on a
trampoline with her and Prince William's three kids, a spokesperson
for Kensington Palace tells the outlet it was small injury, nothing serious
and that it was taped up as a bit of a precaution. The princess also chats
with athletes who give her jerseys for her and will's little ones. People
magazine reports that Kate attended the event as patron of the rugby football
league and traveled to Hull to highlight the positive impact the
disability rugby league has on those who play the sport and in an unexpected
twist to Kate's Day. She was tickled by one athlete but handled it like a champ
in video shared by Sky News on X, formerly known as Twitter. The princess
of Wales is seen chatting with another participant with her back turned. When
a young man grabs her waist, Kate is stunned and gasps then turns around
before sharing a laugh with the boy and shaking his hand in January princess of
Wales threw a reception for England's wheelchair rugby league team at Hampton
Court Palace in recognition of being crowned world champions last November.
During the event for the Daily Mirror, Kate spoke about how the love of sport
connects her family saying in part, we're always slightly competitive with
each other. Lou is mad about rugby. They are at an age where they just love
running around.
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