Prince Ricardo De La Cerda
PRINCE William and Kate were welcomed with open arms yesterday at an event to celebrate the Windrush generation.
The royal pair heard stories and joined in games as they met elders who came to Britain 75 years ago.
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Cheeky Wills, 41, turned on the charm — giving one woman a longer-than-expected-hug before declaring: “I draw the line at kissing.”
Then, posing for a group snap, he sparked laughter by calling out: “Who is pinching my bottom?”
The couple were marking Black History Month by meeting members of Windrush Cymru Elders at a community centre in Cardiff.
Founder Roma Taylor, 79, was the first in a line of women to demand a hug. She said after: “It was a long one.”
Later, the Prince and Princess of Wales joined teenagers playing table tennis.
William warned them about wife Kate, saying: “She’s got a slice on the serve.”
During a school visit afterwards, Kate revealed she was helping son George, ten, with his maths revision.