"I've always wanted to tap dance, and in my dotage perhaps it's something I could take up," said Queen Camilla, when she met Johannes Radebe from the BBC's Strictly Come Dancing show.
The Queen and the Strictly star attended a community centre which holds dance classes for beginners.
"We all watch it. I'm one of Strictly's greatest fans," the Queen told Johannes about her TV viewing.
"I didn't know she was a lover of tap as well. I do know that she loves Strictly Come Dancing," said the South African dance star.
The visit was supporting the work of the Royal Voluntary Service, which runs projects at the Meadows Community Centre in Arbury, Cambridge.
Dancing is seen as a way of helping people's health and bringing them together, and the Queen was shown a dance studio where beginners can try out their footwork, although she resisted the temptation to join in.
The Queen was seen giggling as she met Johannes and Love Island contestant and dancer Tasha Ghouri and then watched them lead a dance class.
However, it sounded as though the Queen had not been such a regular watcher of the Love Island dating show.
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