Prince Williamand Kate Middleton have stayed busy while the other half of the royal Fab Four, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, continue theirwhirlwind tour Down Under.
Kate, 36, wore a red polka dot dress for the occasion, while William, 36, opted for a blue suit with a white button-up sans tie.
Each of the eight finalists have been recognized for their service to others — each in their own way. Lily, 14, is an advocate and wheelchair motocross competitor.
“Someone told me you can do a back flip in a wheelchair,”Prince Williamsaid to her. “How on earth can you do that, and secondly, how do you practice that? How do you get to the point where you think to yourself, ‘Okay, here we go. I’ve got to make it all the way around’?”
Lily said she was simply at the skate park and decided to try it, and William made sure that she was wearing safety gear like a helmet.
Other honorees include 14-year-old Junior is a dancer who campaigns against bullying, and Siena, 16, who supports students with autism and learning disabilities.
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When DJ Scott Mills asked how the royal couple likes to relax, they revealed they order takeout and watch their favorite shows, includingHomelandandGame of Thrones.
“Absolutely and curry — definitely!” Kate said, while William added that the order doesn’t get delivered to the palace.
“Normally someone goes and picks it up,” he said.
“See the biscuits lying around?” a smilingPrince Williamjoked with the winners midway through the reception, before pointing to a pile of cookies in front of a signed photo of himself and Kate. “This plate is full behind you. That means you have not been trying hard enough!”
source: people.com