'The whole cup was head': Prince William struggles to pour a beer in London pub
It's less than 24 hours before the Coronation of King Charles III and senior British Royals are hitting the streets of London to revel in the excitement and build-up to the historic day.
The King's son William and his wife Catherine visited a local London pub where the prince decided to see how he'd go at working behind the bar.
Daily Telegraph UK associate editor, Camilla Tominey commended the brew of choice - aptly named Kingmaker's Ale in honour of Charles' Coronation tomorrow - but questioned William's skill with the tap at the Dog and Duck Pub.
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Camilla noticed there was a bit too much foam in Prince William's effort to pour a beer. Jamie Lorriman/AP
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"It wasn't the best pint pouring I've seen," she admitted to Today Extra.
"Quite foamy in fact, the whole cup was head."
But the performance was for show and luckily William and his wife were served a proper - filled to the brim - pint of lager to enjoy as they mingled with locals to chat about tomorrow's event.
"What I found funny is William kept sipping his, Kate took hers but I don't think she touched it," Camilla said.
"Maybe she is more of a chardonnay woman or gin and tonic perhaps."
Nine's special coverage of the Coronation of King Charles III begins tomorrow with an extended edition of Weekend Today from 6:00am.
Prince William sipped his beer but Catherine seemed happy just chatting with the people. Jamie Lorriman/AP
See more of Camilla's chat in the video above
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