Watch - KateMiddleton gives PrinceWilliam's butt a playful tap at the BAFTAs
The pair were all smiles, walking side-by-side as they chatted and waved to onlookers before making their way into the awards show.
Prince William Questioned Over Whether He’ll Support Wales Or England At Soccer World CupWilliam looked dapper in black velvet tuxedo, while Kate reworked an Alexander McQueen one-shoulder gown with statement black opera gloves.As President of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts, William was there to watch the awards before he and Kate met the night’s winners and EE Rising Star nominees.
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