Throwing around the old pigskin.

King Charles III got "stuck in" learning to throw a football with the encouragement of NFL player Efe Obada.

The King's tutorial came during his visit to British soccer team Tottenham Hotspur's North London stadium on Wednesday, meant to celebrate the club's work with the local community and partnership with the NFL which provides young people with increased access to free sporting activity.

Tossing the ball towards a net with hoops, the King was met with cheers, including from Obada, 32, a Brit who plays as a Defensive End for the Washington Commanders.

“I loved his energy, the fact that he came in here willing to get stuck in,” Obada said, per The Telegraph.

“His technique was immense. I wanted him to get a hoop, in the target, but he was just having a good time. We talked about the NFL and he’s a fan. He’s going to watch the games.”

The royal family's social media accounts shared a clip of the King's toss, captioning the video, "Showing us how it’s done."

Prince Harry and wife Meghan Markle appeared at the Alpine Skiing event during the 2025 Invictus Games on Tuesday, before she jetted back to their home in California.

The Duke of Sussex greeted other attendees, hugging the guests and mingling with children.

The Invictus Games Foundation gives back to international wounded, injured and sick servicemen and women. Harry started the games in 2014.

It's a far cry from the London Tube.

Prince Harry had a ball Tuesday at his Invictus Games in Canada, hopping on a snow tube and taking off down the Bubly Park/Whistler Blackcomb Tubing Hill during a friends-and-family event.

The Duke of Sussex rode down a hill on a green tube, and took pictures with fans on day three of the games, which see wounded service members and veterans compete in a variety of athletic events.

Prince Williams spent the day at the London Screen Academy in Highbury, north London on Wednesday.

The 42-year-old, who is President of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA), shed the spotlight onto the next generation of UK filmmakers and creatives.

The LSA was established in 2019 and founded by industry experts. The academy aims to arm students with the necessary skills to thrive in the film industry including: production, costume, editing, and animation sectors.

The heir to the throne met senior representatives from the LSA and BAFTA board before observing the students' costume design work.

The Year 13 students are taking part in a "Collaboration Project," which blends craft, technical, and production skills to create and short film.

The visit comes after the palace revealed that the Prince and Princess of Wales will miss the BAFTA awards this upcoming weekend.

Prince William attended the ceremony last year, but he can't make it this year.

He took on the role as president of the British Academy of Film and Television Arts in 2010, succeeding actor and director Richard Attenborough. 

This royal's game is far from a fumble.

The 76-year-old monarch threw an NFL football during his visit to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in north London as part of a community event sponsored by the Premier League club and the NFL.

In Wednesday's social media clip shared to X, the king received throwing advice from Phoebe Schecter, captain of Britain’s women’s flag football team.

King Charles then gave it his best shot and the ball went into the net as the crowd clapped and Schecter, 34, said "that was really good!"

Efe Obada, a British-Nigerian defensive end who played for the Washington Commanders for the last three seasons, shared the royal “got stuck in” and had good energy.

“His technique wasn’t immaculate, I wanted him to get a little closer to the target so he could get it in but he was having a great time and got a good reception,” Obada shared.

Tottenham hosts NFL games every season.

King Charles also posed for photos with Spurs soccer player Son Heung-min at the star-studded event.

Meghan Markle has headed back to California.

The “Suits” alum, 43, returned to her Montecito home after time in Canada for the 2025 Invictus Games.

Markle’s preplanned arrangement was so that she could be with her and Prince Harry’s two children: Prince Archie, 5, and Princess Lilibet, 3.

The Duke of Sussex, 40, will stay in Vancouver and Whistler for the remainder of the Games, which run through Feb. 16. Prince Harry created the international sporting event that celebrates wounded, injured and sick service members and veterans in 2014 and is also the patron of the Invictus Games Foundation.

Despite Markle having a slew of solo projects in the works — including her Netflix show “With Love, Meghan,” the Duchess of Sussex’s family remains as her top priority.

And the couple continues to be united in both their personal and professional lives, as Markle returned to Instagram and has shared a look at the weekend’s events.

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Kate Middleton’s office is getting candid over new palace guidance.

After a week of chatter surrounding the Princess of Wales’ clothing and the possibility of changing the formal policy on sharing her fashion details, Kensington Palace has set the record straight.

Their statement comes a day after a Sunday Times article titled “Princess of Wales: Focus on my work, not my wardrobe” came out — in which a royal source was quoted saying that Kate “wants the focus to be on the really important issues, the people and the causes she is spotlighting.”

On Tuesday, Feb. 11, a Kensington Palace spokesperson told People in response: “Over the last week, I have received numerous questions about a story regarding the Princess of Wales’s clothing and how Kensington Palace shares information about her outfits.”

“To clarify, the comments that appeared in the article were from me, not the Princess of Wales,” the statement continued. “The comments that were reported should not be directly attributed to the Princess of Wales. To be clear, there has been no change in our approach to sharing information about Her Royal Highness’s clothing.” 

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The princess made a prison visit.

Kate Middleton, 43, checked in on a mother and baby unit run by her Action for Children charity inside HMP Styal, an all-female correctional facility in Wilmslow, Cheshire, on Tuesday.

The Princess of Wales' mother and baby units help new and expectant mothers who are serving a prison sentence or on remand, and their babies. HMP Styal houses around 400 women ages 18 and over.

During the visit, Middleton met with staff and former prisoners to hear about the support that is available for the women and children.

She also visited the kindergarten that is on site.

Middleton's Action for Children runs three mother and baby units inside prisons in the North of England.

Meghan Markle is reportedly gearing up to launch American Riviera Orchard through Netflix’s first-ever retail stores as soon as next month.

The Duchess of Sussex, 43, is looking at a busy 2025 with the upcoming release of her Netflix show “With Love, Meghan” on March 4.

And it appears as though the launch of her lifestyle brand — which has been plagued with a slew of trademark snafus — will coincide with the project’s release, sources told the Daily Mail.

Sources tell the outlet that the success — or failure — of her product launch in the Netflix House superstores has the power to either “make or break” her business venture.

“Her new show is rolling out the same time as the Netflix stores open,” an insider told the outlet. “The Netflix stores will offer products and merchandise from all their biggest shows like ‘Squid Game’ and ‘Stranger Things.'”

“This is a big move for Netflix. The first stores are in repurposed department stores inside two of America’s largest malls,” the source went on. “They will contain an onsite cafe so Meghan’s products like her strawberry jam will be featured on the menu too.”

“This will determine the future for Meghan as a businesswoman. Let’s face it, she hasn’t been that successful so far,” they added.

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She won't sing. Don't ask her.

Meghan Markle was put on the spot by her husband Prince Harry and crooner Michael Bublé when they each prompted the duchess to sing at an event during the 2025 Invictus Games in Whistler, Canada on Monday.

Harry, Meghan and Bublé were gathered in the snowy ski destination to kick off the Invictus Games' first ever skeleton competition.

After being introduced by Bublé, who did a brief rendition of the song "Feeling Good," the Duke of Sussex quipped, "Well, thank God Michael Bublé sang. Can you imagine bringing him out here and him saying, ‘You know what? I didn’t come here to sing...’ Thank you for the introduction."

Before wrapping his speech, Harry pulled a sharp prank on his wife, 43.

“My wife and I—come on out here! Come on!” Harry said, waving Markle out from the wings and onto the stage. As she embraced him at the podium, the prince added, “Now she’s going to sing!”, before pretending to run away.

A mortified Meghan laughed but quickly shouted, "No!" The beaming couple then thanked everyone who turned out as they exited.

But the Duchess of Sussex wasn't in the clear yet.

As seen in a video posted to her Instagram story on Tuesday, as soon as Meghan cleared the stage, she was greeted by Bublé, who asked her, "Are you gonna sing?"

"No, I'm not singing!" an exasperated Meghan responded, chuckling as she hugged the pop standards king.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are having the best time at the 2025 Invictus Games — two days after President Trump ruled out deporting him while calling her "terrible."

The Sussexes arrived in Vancouver over the weekend for the seventh cycle of Harry's international sporting event that celebrates wounded, injured and sick service members and veterans.

The couple have been pictured goofing around and interacting with people while enjoying the competition, which began Saturday and runs through Feb. 16.

They event took pictures with employees working the wheelchair curling competition at Hillcrest Recreation Centre.

Harry and Meghan kicked off this year's Invictus Games as President Donald Trump decided against deporting the British royal, amid controversy over Harry's immigration status.

“I’ll leave him alone. He’s got enough problems with his wife. She’s terrible," Trump exclusively told the Post on Friday.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will come home bearing gifts for their kids from the 2025 Invictus Games.

The Sussexes received a set of custom jerseys from Team Nigeria for Prince Archie, 5, and Princess Lilibet, 3, at the US vs. Nigeria wheelchair basketball game in Vancouver on Sunday.

The green jerseys have "Archie" and "Lilibet" printed on their backs.

"We did one for him [Harry] and one for M and for the kids," Team Nigeria manager Derrick Cobbinah told People. "They said they would be excited to have them. She [Meghan] was very, very excited."