The Duchess of Cambridge's most memorable walkabout moments

The Duke and Duchess stepped out in Oslo with the Norwegian royal family to do a walkabout on Thursday afternoon. Prince William, who was walking with Princess Ingrid Alexandra, 14, wished a woman in the crowd happy 50th birthday and says he’d already spoken to another woman who is also 50 today. He joked: "You’re 50 too? You should hold a joint party." <p>Photo: © Getty Images
Several young children looked ecstatic to meet the Duchess, with many reaching out to shake her hand or give her a high-five. <p>Photo: © Getty Images
William and Kate looked delighted as they met with young children during their visit. The Prince was even seen giving one child a high five! <p>Photo: © Getty Images
While walking to the Nobel Museum, the royal group met crowds of well-wishers, many of whom gave the pregnant Duchess bouquets of flowers. <p>Photo: © Getty Images
Cheers to a fun day of sports and meeting local kids! <p>Photo: © Getty Images
Excited crowds greet the Duchess of Cambridge everywhere she goes, from hospital visits in England to official royal tours of Canada and Australia. Kate loves to stop and chat with well-wishers, especially children who are eager to present the mother of two with a fresh bouquet of flowers. <p>And while the duchess loves talking away with everyone she meets, it's become the source of some good-natured family jesting. “There’s a real art to walkabouts, everybody teases me in the family that I spend far too long chatting. I still have to learn a little bit more, and to pick up a few more tips, I suppose.” Here is a gallery of walkabout moments that prove Kate is doing just fine.</p>
Kate made some new friends at Mitchell Brook Primary School in north west London on Feb 6. The mother-of-two spent time chatting and giggling with school pupils before attending an assembly to kick off Children's Mental Health Week. <p>Photo: © Getty Images
After spending some time at the Northside Center for Child Development in New York City, Kate took some time to chat with children who waited to see the royal. <p>Photo: Getty Images</p>
Before departing the Fostering Network headquarters in London, Kate spoke to the kids who had lined up to give her flowers. <p>Photo: Getty Images</p>
Kate fit right in with the crowds of cowboys and cowgirls at the 2011 Calgary Stampede. <p>Photo: Getty Images</p>
The Duchess of Cambridge has become a selfie queen thanks to the hundreds of photos she's posed in. Here she snaps a picture with a well-wisher in Slave Lake, Alberta. <p>Photo: Getty Images</p>
This young spectator knows her royal trivia! Kate was delighted to receive a stuffed corgi toy, the Queen's favourite breed, while on a walkabout in Strathearn in 2014. <p>Photo: Getty Images</p>
Accompanied by her husband, Prince William, Kate greeted well-wishers gathered outside of Dundee's Rep Theatre in Scotland. <p>Photo: Getty Images</p>
During the royal tour of Canada in 2011, Kate received a lesson in goaltending from a new friend in Yellowknife. <p>Photo: Getty Images</p>
Kate, dressed in silk Beulah London, charmed those who waited to catch a glimpse of the royal during her visit to the KLCC garden in Kuala Lumpur. <p>Photo: Getty Images</p>
Local school children were excited to see the Duchess of Cambridge in Mar. 2016, when the royal officially opened the new EACH charity shop in Norfolk. <p>Photo: Getty Images</p>
Kate was showered with gifts during a walkabout at the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra, Australia, in 2014. <p>Photo: Getty Images</p>
While visiting the Naomi House Children's Hospice in 2011, Kate had a blast catching up with local school children. <p>Photo: Getty Images</p>
Two months before she welcomed daughter Princess Charlotte in May 2015, the Duchess of Cambridge mingled with crowds outside of the Turner Contemporary gallery in the English seaside town of Margate. <p>Photo: Getty Images</p>
"Are these for me?" Kate shared a giggle with crowds outside of the CRI Stockton Recovery Service when this adorable little girl, two-year-old Lola, refused to let go of her daffodils. <p>Photo: Getty Images</p>
Kate was inundated with flowers and happy faces when she visited Barlby Primary School in London in 2015. <p>Photo: Getty Images</p>
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