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Prince William takes selfie with nervous schoolgirl

Who says the royals are out of touch? Prince William jumped at the chance to partake in the selfie craze, posing recently with a 12-year-old girl waiting for the royal family at a Christmas Day church service. Madison Lambe told the BBC she was surprised when the prince agreed to her request for a picture. "He said, 'Right, you can't beat a good selfie on Christmas Day,'" and then he took the pi
Madison Lambe’s unique selfie taken with Prince William. See News Team story NTISELFIE: Prince William followed in his father’s footsteps when he ...
Madison Lambe’s unique selfie taken with Prince William. See News Team story NTISELFIE: Prince William followed in his father’s footsteps when he stunned a schoolgirl – and asked her to pose with him for a SELFIE. The grinning heir to the throne took 12-year-old Madison Lambe’s mobile phone after the schoolgirl was too stunned to press the buttons herself. Prince William took the snap after she visited the Sandringham Estate on Christmas Day to watch the Royal family walk from their house to church. Madison is now the most envied pupil at her school after posting the image of herself standing with the future king on Facebook. She said: “I couldn’t believe it when William came over to me and I asked for a picture. He just said to me ‘you can’t beat a good selfie’ on Christmas Day and took theSWNS
Madison Lambe’s unique selfie taken with Prince William. See News Team story NTISELFIE: Prince William followed in his father’s footsteps when he ...
Madison Lambe's royally awesome selfie, taken with Prince William.Today

Who says the royals are out of touch?

Prince William jumped at the chance to partake in the selfie craze, posing recently with a 12-year-old girl waiting for the royal family at a Christmas Day church service. 

Madison Lambe told the BBC she was surprised when the prince agreed to her request for a picture. 

"He said, 'Right, you can't beat a good selfie on Christmas Day,'" and then he took the picture, said Lambe, who apparently was too nervous to take the photo herself.

"I didn't really expect it," she said. "It was a really good experience."

Lambe then posted the picture to her Facebook page.

In December, Prince Charles, William's father, also took part in a selfie, posing with a young schoolboy before bodyguards could separate them.

Prince William, who is the second in line to the British throne, recently retired from the British military. Earlier this week, he announced that he planned to return to school this month to begin a 10-week program in agricultural management at the University of Cambridge.