Kate Middleton Sang the 'Friends' Theme Song at a High School Concert

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Like many of us, Kate Middleton is a huge fan of the TV show Friends.
In high school, Kate was such a huge fan of Friends, in fact, that she decided to sing the show's iconic theme song, "I'll Be There for You," at a school concert.
The revelation comes from royal expert/biographer Katie Nicholl in her 2015 book Kate: The Future Queen.

If you spent most of high school and/or college in your pajamas, binging Friends, and belting out the theme song with your actual friends, then Kate Middleton could have been the real-life Monica to your Rachel (because Kate is obviously a Monica). Turns out, the future Duchess of Cambridge was a huge fan of the American sitcom back in the day. So much so, in fact, that she opted to sing the theme song at a school concert.

In her book Kate: The Future Queen, royal expert/biographer Katie Nicholl shares the adorable story:

"Her favorite TV show was Friends. According to Miss [Joan] Gall [Kate's residence house tutor at Marlborough, where she went to school at the time], she was such a fan of the American sitcom that at one of the end-of-year concerts known as the 'House Shout,' Kate belted out the theme tune with her friends."

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We can only hope that everyone at Kate's posh boarding school clapped involuntarily after "this way" during the performance.

And here's Kate singing "Wouldn't It Be Lovely?" from a school production of My Fair Lady way back in 1993, if you want a sample of her singing voice:

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