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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge definitely put their topless photo woes out of sight and mind on the South Pacific island of Tuvalu on Tuesday — donning colorful grass skirts and shaking their hips to the rhythm with tribespeople.
Upon their arrival, Prince William and Kate Middleton, both 30, were given flowered head garlands to wear, and were carried on a double-throne by 25 grass-skirted men.
In honor of Queen Elizabeth's reign, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (rocked by a shocking topless photo scandal) visit Singapore, Malaysia and Solomon Islands and Tuvalu
During a tour of a school, Duchess Kate also joined in with a song-and-dance routine of “Head, Feet and Toes.” William also tried out a local sport, a fast, aggressive version of volleyball — and he also chopped open a coconut with a machete!
In honor of Prince William and Duchess Kate's first anniversary, take a look back at the gorgeous looks she wore this year
Laughing and smiling throughout the festivities, the royals had a “good, really good – an amazing evening,” William told one official.
Back in Paris, royall supporters had another reason to celebrate: The couple won their case against French magazine Closer for publishing its topless photos of Kate during a recent vacation.