Bat Ma’am: King watches on as Queen plays table tennis
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Bat Ma’am: King watches on as Queen plays table tennis
Queen Camilla and French First Lady Brigitte Macron play table tennis – albeit not that successfully – whilst on a visit to the Saint-Denis sports centre in Paris.
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