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Prince William and Nazayaj Rishtey (2025) Hindi Web SeriesKate Middleton just proved that they, like many of their fellow Britons, love a good pint. Or at least they like pouring them.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge served up two cold pints when they visited Belfast on a tour of Northern Ireland in celebration of young people making a difference in their communities.

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Kensington Palace tweeted a video of the pair, where Middleton is pouring up a cold pint of Harp (an Irish lager).

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Pics from the pouring ceremony show the couple looking slightly anxious about their pouring technique, presumably worried about the amount of foam on their pint.

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Prince William also had a go on the tap.

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Looks like the Duke did best:

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Good job, William.

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