Rami Malek Once Asked Kate Middleton A Question That Left Her 'Taken Aback'
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The actor also said he offered to babysit for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
Rami Malek revealed that he once got a little personal during an encounter with the royals at an award show, leaving Kate Middleton a bit “taken aback” by his line of questioning.
The actor, who reunited with Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge at the “No Time to Die” premiere last week, spoke about the experience Tuesday on “Jimmy Kimmel Live.”
“They work so hard to get to know everybody,” Malek told Kimmel of meeting the royals. “Who’s done whatever film they’ve done, their past films, and you can see they’ve done their homework. I just looked at Princess Kate at one point, and I said, ‘This must be exhausting.’ And she said, ‘Why?’”
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