Press Article: Twerking at Buckingham Palace: A Royal Dance Surprise
In a delightful twist of royal charm, Meghan Markle’s viral hospital room twerking video recently inspired a new celebration at Buckingham Palace. Podcaster Jamie Laing, known for his role in "Made in Chelsea," and his pregnant wife Sophie Habboo brought their joy to the palace during a reception for the King’s Trust on June 25. The couple shared a playful Instagram clip titled "The Royal Baby has arrived," echoing Markle’s viral moment with the same catchy tune, "The Baby Momma Dance" by Starrkeisha.
Habboo showcased a stunning butter yellow Rodarte gown as the couple danced on the palace staircase, drawing laughter and attention. Laing, dressed in a blue suit, cheekily referenced their unexpected filming at the palace with the caption, "They said we couldn’t film in Buckingham Palace…"
To the surprise and delight of many, even the official Royal Family Instagram account responded, playfully acknowledging the video with a comment: "We see you 👀😉." Fans quickly chimed in on the royal comment, appreciating the light-hearted exchange amid serious times, with one user quipping, "best response ever!"
Laing also shared a memorable moment during the event, highlighting the King’s Trust’s commendable work supporting young entrepreneurs. He expressed his joy on LinkedIn, mentioning his success in making the King laugh — a moment he playfully noted for his CV.
The couple, who also hosts the "Nearly Parents" podcast, were joined by a roster of high-profile guests, including George and Amal Clooney, reflecting the royal family’s welcoming spirit. As Laing and Habboo danced, it became clear that Buckingham Palace is opening its doors to a new generation of youthful exuberance, blending tradition with fun.
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