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Buckingham Palace has ridiculed stars Made in Chelsea For cutting a long -standing royal protocol against filming in the building.
British reality stars Jamie laing and Sophie “HABBS” use their presence at the King’s Trust Awards gala, alongside people like Georg and Amal clooneyWednesday, June 25, to hop on a viral trend that started by King Charles IIIDaughter-in-law Meghan Markle.
Earlier this month Meghan, 43, racked more than 50 million scenes via Instagram for a job in honor of her daughter Princess Lilibet’s birthday. The Duchess of Sussex shared a video of the dance “Baby Mama” who performed in hospital shortly before the child arrived.
Laing and Habboo repeated the viral moment on the grand staircase at Buckingham Palace before post it through their social media. Laing seems to know that he was breaking a big palace rule, as he headed on the clip: “They said we couldn’t film at Buckingham Palace … @sophiehabboo @kingstrust.”
Move over, Momtok – because you have some Royal competition from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. “Four years ago today, this also happened,” wrote Meghan, 43, via Instagram on Wednesday, June 4, sharing the illustrations of a former Princess Lilibet daughter’s birth. “Both of our children were a week ahead of their due dates.” He added, “So (…)
Buckingham Palace responded to the broken rule with a tongue-in-cheek solution: “We see you 👀😉.”
The King’s Trust – the charitable organization founded by Charles in 1976 – also provoked the couple for their mischievous behavior in his annual award gala.
“All our attendees behave very well,” replied the organization to Laing via Instagram.
The Royal Collection Trust has traditionally enforced tight restrictions on visitors filming inside Windsor residences. The group says Generally, “location and filming of reality in the official Royal Residences” is not allowed and asks those interested in filming their property to apply for a license first.
Apart from his viral clip, Habboo shared an authorized photo of her meeting with Charles to mark the special occasion.
Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo in March 2024.
Dave Benett/Getty Images for Starlight Child“Truly honor to meet and shake hands with his majesty, king Charles 👑🇬🇧,” he wrote through Instagram On Thursday, June 26.
Laing and Habboo announced on BBC Radio 1 On June 3 they expect their first child together.
“We have a baby,” they told their listeners in unison.
Then Laing revealed, “When we first discovered, I was gambling. It was at the weekend … and you (habboo) were acting a little move and then you came over to me and you were crying. I thought I had done something extremely wrong, which is usually true! You told me, ‘We’re pregnant!'”
The reality stars tied the knot at a private ceremony in London in April 2023 before throwing a huge wedding bash to their family and friends in Marbella, Spain, the following month. (The pair came together after Habboo had a short romance with a close friend laing Sam Thompson himself on Made in Chelsea. Channel 4’s reality show has followed a group of West London Young Associations since 2011.)
Meanwhile Meghan opened around the unexpected viral success of her dance “Baby Mama” during appearance on the “Aspire with Emma CredePodcast on June 17. Meghan suggested that the Instagram post is so popular because it shows her and her husband Prince Harry“Authentic” lifestyle.
“That was four years ago,” he explained. “So it’s also a really great memory, with all the noise or whatever people do, there’s still a whole life – real, authentic, fun -life – that’s happening behind the scenes.”
He went on, “I’m very grateful, now, as I’m back on social too, I have a place where I can share it on my own terms.”
