He is a bit of all right."īetty, who has a great-grandchild and three grandchildren, moved into the care home last September. He said he couldn't and then I reached out and stroked his cheek. "He asked how old I was and I told him I had just had my 96th birthday and I just asked him for a kiss. Is there whisky in your tea Betty?"Īfterwards Betty, with her granddaughter Kimberly Anderson, 38, said: "I wanted a kiss from a prince. William said: "Betty, I don't know who is flirting more, me or you.
He added: "When the rules relax more I will come back and give you a kiss on the cheek Betty."Īfter speaking to other OAPs and their families he later returned to her table as his oldest admirer tried her luck again. You'll make me blush."īetty persisted, asking him to give her a peck as William laughed and covered his face in mock embarrassment. Prince William talks with resident Betty MageeĪs the duke took a seat at her table in a marquee in the grounds of the care home, she said: "It's customary in these parts to give a lady a kiss on the cheek." Residents at Queen's Bay Lodge, which is run by the Kirk, snacked on ice cream and sipped tea as they enjoyed the royal visit.īut it was great-grandmother and ex-servicewoman Betty Magee, 96, who stole William's attention. William was in Scotland after being appointed Lord High Commissioner of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. He joked "you are making me blush" to the elderly resident. William politely fended off the advances of the 96-year-old admirer but promised to return to the Scottish care home after the pandemic to fulfil her wish.
A flirtatious Scots granny made the Duke of Cambridge blush after she asked for a kiss on the cheek while the Royal visited her care home.
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