【детская порнографией】Enter to watch online.Meghan Markle just beat Prince Harry at 'welly

If you're not from New Zealand,детская порнографией chances are you've no idea what "welly-wanging" is.

It is, in fact, a simple game of who-can-throw-a-rubber-Wellington-boot-the-furthest. And apparently, Meghan Markle is really good at it.

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The Duchess of Sussex challenged her husband to a game of welly-wanging during their visit to New Zealand. And she won. The couple were given tips on how to throw by a group of local kids.

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Just look at that glorious boot throwing technique.

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Seriously, this couple can even make throwing a rubber boot look adorable and fun.

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