Prince William and Kate Middleton looked a little out of their comfort zones as they had a go at scratching on DJ turntables at a youth centre near Adelaide, Australia.
Keeping with the youth theme, the prince was handed a can of spray paint. After donning a face mask he contributed to a mural outside the centre.
Prince William and Kate Middleton try their hands at scratching on DJ turntables at a youth community centre near AdelaideGettyPrince William has a go at street art using a can of spray paintGetty
The royals were also shown a few skateboarding tricks before being presented with a skateboard for their son Prince George. They also unveiled a plaque renaming the forecourt of the civic centre 'Prince George Plaza', after their nine-month-old son.
Kate Middleton wore a pale pink Alexander McQueen dress with a deep V-neckline, teamed with nude shoes from LK Bennett.
City of Playford Mayor, Glenn Docherty, presents a skateboard with the word 'George' painted on it to the parents of Prince GeorgeGettyKate Middleton and Prince William unveil a plaque naming a plaza after their son Prince GeorgeGettyKate Middleton wore a pale pink Alexander McQueen dress with a deep V-neckline, teamed with shoes from LK BennettGettyPrince William chats to 100-year old Monica Swarbrick outside the Playford Civic CentreGettyPrince William interacts with a member of the crowd at the Playford Civic CentreGettyKate greets members of the public who had come to see the royals at the Playford Civic CentreGettyThe royal couple wave to people outside the Playford Civic Centre near AdelaideGetty
