Former Made in Chelsea stars Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo donned their glad rags on Wednesday as they attended a star-studded reception at Buckingham Palace for the winners of this year's King's Trust Awards.
Despite the formal nature of the event, the couple filmed themselves performing a tongue-in-cheek dance routine, with Jamie also sweetly gesturing towards his wife Sophie's growing baby bump.
"The royal baby has arrived," they noted in a video caption, before adding on Instagram: "They said we couldn't film in Buckingham Palace… @sophiehabboo."
© Instagram/Jamie LaingJamie and Sophie's video went down a treat with fans and even caught the attention of the royal family, who were quick to issue a response.
Writing in the comments section, King Charles and Queen Camilla's social media team cheekily penned: "We see you", followed by the eyes and winking face emoji.
The royal response prompted a flurry of delighted follow-up messages, with one fan writing: "In a world at times worrying and serious, this comment was so needed", while a second remarked: "Best response ever! This really made me laugh", and a third chimed in: "Iconic… reply of the year!"
Jamie and Sophie's baby news
Jamie and Sophie announced that they were expecting their first child together earlier this month. They made the announcement on Instagram where they posted a heartwarming video of Sophie attending an ultrasound appointment.
© Getty ImagesIn their caption, they simply added a red love-heart emoji.
The King's Trust Awards reception
The TV stars and podcast hosts weren't the only celebrities to join King Charles at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday. Also in attendance were George and Amal Clooney, Declan Donnelly, Rochelle Humes, Dame Joanna Lumley and Fearne Cotton.
© Getty ImagesThe King's Trust Awards recognise young people who have improved their own chances in life and had a positive impact on their local community.
The 2025 cohort of winners includes young people who have overcome challenges such as poor mental health, educational troubles and youth unemployment with the help of the Trust.
© PA Images via Getty ImagesThe reception took place ahead of the Award Ceremony, which is scheduled for Thursday at the Royal Festival Hall.
