The Duchess of Cambridge is currently living out a real-life fairy tale. But, before becoming a member of the Royal Family, she played a character resembling life many years later. Kate's character has her fortune told. She will marry a “handsome” and “rich gentleman” - and later in the play it is revealed his name is William.

       Kate Middleton attended St Andrew's Preparatory School, a boarding school in Eastbourne.

       Her participation in the production had the audience adoring her charming character.

       The production featured a fortune teller who told Kate's character that she had a very lucky hand.

       “Soon she will marry a handsome man, a rich gentleman,” the fortune teller said.

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       “It is all I ever hoped for. Will he fall in love with me?” Kate's character inquired.

       The fortune teller assured her that he will and that they will get married.

       Later in the play the “handsome man” proposes to Kate.

       And his name is recognisable - William.

       “It's been all I've ever longed for,” Kate's character swoons.

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       "Yes, oh yes, dear William."

       The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge met 20 years ago while studying at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland.

       The pair lived just a few doors apart from each other in the student accommodation called St Salvator's Hall.

       After many years of dating they wed at Westminster Abbey in 2011.

       Since, they have welcomed their three children - Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.