Prince William and Princess Kate headed to Wales earlier this week to mark the beginning of Black History Month in the UK,

where Prince William and Princess Kate met with a group of Windrush Cymru elders.

In fact, they were so comfortable that by the time they all lined up for a photo together, William knew that he could tell a very ~cocky~ joke and it would go over perfectly.

While the photographer's camera was pointed at the group, the prince asked, "Who's pinching my butt?"

He was seen to have a very mischievous look on his face before calling out.

The one-liner soon had the entire audience in hysterics, with one woman jokingly reprimanding William by slapping his arm and Kate proudly looking over at her husband to see how funny people thought he was.

On this day, William and Kate also met with members of Black History Simul 365 and the Ethnic Minority Youth Forum at the Grange Pavilion in Cardiff and visited Fitzalan High School, where they learned about the school's commitment to incorporating black history into its curriculum. We learned that the school is committed to incorporating black history into its curriculum.

At the Grange Pavilion, the royal couple was entertained by Professor Uzo Iwobi, who seemed to make them feel incredibly welcome.

"He asked me, 'Let me hug you.' I said, 'With pleasure!' ' He said, 'I'd love to.' I grabbed him. It was a very nice hug. Like brothers."

She added, "The good thing about him is how human he was, how unassuming, how plain. He didn't want to bow or anything. He was a Prince of Wales that people could relate to, a warm presence for his elders."

Professor Iwobi is the founder and CEO of Race Council Cymru, leader of Black History Wales and coordinator of Black Lives Matter Wales.