Here are some photos of Duchess Kate & Prince William making the trip from Kensington Palace to Buckingham Palace yesterday. They were attending the Queen’s annual pre-Christmas London luncheon. Prince Harry and Princess Beatrice were also seen arriving around the same time. There was some mixed information about whether Prince George came along? Some sites said George was definitely there, some said Kate and Will arrived alone. I’m sort of pleased to see William driving the car by himself – these days, it does feel like Will and Kate are driven everywhere and surrounded by a massive security phalanx. As for Kate’s look here – she repeated that gorgeous red McQueen suit which she wore for the first time in 2012 (go here to see some photos of the suit). Meanwhile, Radar/The Enquirer has this OMG SCANDAL.

The future King of England and his pregnant wife have been blasted as royal hypocrites for fooling Americans! During the couple’s whirlwind three-day trip to the United States, Prince William preached animal rights and wildlife conservation, telling attendees at the World Bank: “I am determined not to let the world’s children grow up on a planet where our most iconic and endangered species have been wiped out.”

But behind the expectant father’s defiant declaration is a deep and dark secret, The National ENQUIRER has exclusively learned. In a shocking act of hypocrisy, William and his 32-year-old wife, Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, flaunt “trophies” at their 20,000-acre Sandringham Estate, including elephant tusks, a stuffed lion, a tiger rug, a rhino head and other exotic animals.

The menagerie of slaughtered animals at the private home of British monarchs since 1862 also includes a stuffed baby rhino and displays of animal heads with antlers.

[From Radar]

Well, that’s sort of old news. Sort of. I mean, I didn’t know the Queen has tiger rugs and a rhino head, but there’s always been a gossip about William’s insistence that all of the poaching wares must be destroyed, even if they’re part of the royal collection. Some of this stuff is really old, you know? But I get their point – William’s activism should start at home. If he feels that strongly about anti-poaching efforts, then convince his grandmother to stop displaying those tiger rugs and a stuffed baby rhino (good lord).

Photos courtesy of Getty, Pacific Coast News.