William and Kate Dance in Grass Skirts on Last Night of Royal Tour

The moment of the Royal tour took place tonight at a traditional dinner hosted by the Governor-General in Tuvalu. There was no evening gown or tiara. Something more rare and memorable. William and Kate dancing with locals in grass skirts...

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The couple sampled traditional Tuvaluan food and watched a performance of local dances before joining in. The dance is called the Fatele (who would have thought we'd see William in a multi-coloured grass skirt? :))

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Kate joined local women in costume during the dance.

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William and Kate sprayed warriors with perfume and asked to bring one of their own choosing.

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Kate spraying Paul Smith men's aftershave on warriors. It is considered a blessing.

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Paul Smith women's fragrance is described as a magnificent floral fragrance, vivid and wood with a combination of bergamot and clementine, notes of blackcurrent, green pear and a hint of pink peppercorns. It retails for £36.

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Wonderful news for the couple. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have won an injunction in a French court preventing Closer magazine from publishing further paparazzi shots of Kate. The magazine will be fined €10,000 per day if it publishes any more photographs. A separate criminal investigation into charges Closer and the photographer breached the couple's privacy has been launched.