Kate Middleton's hilarious reply after Prince William was 'propositioned' (Image: Getty Images)

       Princess Kate had a priceless response after Prince William was once “propositioned” by a 96-year-old care home resident.

       In May 2021, the Prince of Wales, 41, paid a visit to the Queens Bay Lodge Care Home, Edinburgh when Covid-19 social distancing rules were still in force.

       He met 96-year-old Betty Magee, who was clearly a fan of the future king.

       The Prince of Wales later recalled the encounter to wife Kate, 41, as well as actresses Emma Stone and Emma Thompson during a video call.

       He said: “I got propositioned by a 96-year-old lady called Betty yesterday who wanted to kiss me.

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       The Prince of Wales, 41, paid a visit to the Queens Bay Lodge Care Home, Edinburgh, in May 2021 (Image: Getty Images)

       “She's in a care home with her daughter and I said 'Betty, if I do that I'm going to get slapped on the back of the head for inappropriate social distancing.'

       “She said, 'I'll have you afterwards then!'... She was a right character!"

       The Princess of Wales laughed before giving her hilarious response, saying: “This is what happens when I'm not around!”

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       The Princess of Wales laughed before giving her hilarious response (Image: Getty Images)

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       Queen Elizabeth II - Forever in our Hearts

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       Meanwhile, this week King Charles's former butler Grant Harrold reportedly said that William and Prince Harry have a “non-existent and distant” relationship after previously being “the best of friends”.

       Grant, who was a Royal butler between 2004 and 2011 so mainly worked with William and Harry when they were in their late teens and twenties, explained: “They were best friends and they had the same friends, too.

       “You’d see them in the pubs together. It was a great time for them.

       Queen Elizabeth II - Forever in our Hearts

       Get your special collector's edition of OK! where we mark the first anniversary of Her Majesty's death by celebrating her vast achievements, while looking at how the royal family have adapted to this seismic change.

       Click here to find out more.

       Get your special collector's edition of OK! where we mark the first anniversary of Her Majesty's death by celebrating her vast achievements, while looking at how the royal family have adapted to this seismic change.

       Click here to find out more.

       Meanwhile, this week King Charles's former butler Grant Harrold reportedly said that William and Prince Harry have a “non-existent and distant” relationship after previously being “the best of friends”.

       Grant, who was a Royal butler between 2004 and 2011 so mainly worked with William and Harry when they were in their late teens and twenties, explained: “They were best friends and they had the same friends, too.

       “You’d see them in the pubs together. It was a great time for them.

       Meanwhile, this week King Charles's former butler Grant Harrold reportedly said that William and Prince Harry have a “non-existent and distant” relationship after previously being “the best of friends”.

       Grant, who was a Royal butler between 2004 and 2011 so mainly worked with William and Harry when they were in their late teens and twenties, explained: “They were best friends and they had the same friends, too.

       “You’d see them in the pubs together. It was a great time for them.

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       William later recalled the encounter to wife Kate (Image: Getty Images)

       "I remember going to the pub to meet them once. When I arrived, they called my name, I turned around and they were behind me. They were both very sociable boys.

       "And that’s what’s so sad about it now, how they’ve gone from best of friends to non-existent really.

       "They have become so distant. I know quite a few of Harry’s friends, who don’t hear from him at all now either.”

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