Dec 9, 2014

William meets Obama at White House and tells President: 'I forgot to ask whether George was a boy or a girl when he was born'

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The future king left his pregnant wife Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge, in New York - where the couple arrived Sunday night to a rock star welcome. Prince William - who is second in line for the English throne - will meet with Obama in the Oval Office this afternoon. The two have met before - but never on Obama's home turf. The last time the two met was in London.
Barack Obama welcomed a future king at the Oval Office today. 
Prince William made a whirlwind solo visit to Washington, D.C., today to meet the president and deliver a speech at the World Bank on stopping illegal wildlife trafficking. 

The Duke of Cambridge then flew back to New York City this afternoon on a 2pm shuttle - in time to meet former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and daughter Chelsea in the Big Apple. 
During a brief public chat between Obama and Prince William at the White House, the royal revealed that he was so excited after the birth of Prince George that he forgot to ask whether he was a boy or a girl. 
'I remember when George was born, I forgot to work out whether it was a boy or a girl. The excitement of the event and everything else was just chaos. You are suddenly... well actually it's a boy,' he joked. 
Landmark: Prince William, who is second in like to the British throne, was invited to the White House by President Barack Obama
Landmark: Prince William, who is second in like to the British throne, was invited to the White House by President Barack Obama
Whirlwind trip: The Duke of Cambridge,  32, will also deliver a speech to the World Bank about stopping illegal wildlife traffic, one of his pet causes
Whirlwind trip: The Duke of Cambridge, 32, will also deliver a speech to the World Bank about stopping illegal wildlife traffic, one of his pet causes
The Duke of Cambridge is also in Washington to deliver a speech at the World Bank on stopping wildlife trafficking, an issue that the young royal is championing
The Duke of Cambridge is also in Washington to deliver a speech at the World Bank on stopping wildlife trafficking, an issue that the young royal is championing