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Couple Sits On Bench

A couple has sat on a bench.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge pay HEARTFELT tribute to Princess Diana at the Taj Mahal: https://t.co/qEWc0KOjnS pic.twitter.com/XfMSXrDSbx

- OK! Magazine (@OK_Magazine) April 16, 2016

The bench is in India.

How this photo of William and Kate is much more poignant than it first looks https://t.co/vms6unafhA pic.twitter.com/DDgJdbEfs9

- The Independent (@Independent) April 16, 2016

The man's mother once also sat on the bench.

Kate described the Taj Mahal as the 'perfect' place to come just before her 5th wedding anniversary: 'this is the perfect thing to do'

- Rebecca English (@RE_DailyMail) April 16, 2016

After a while they got up.

You do know that when *you* visit the Taj Mahal it looks more like this, right? pic.twitter.com/rJDUULCg23

- Anita Singh (@anitathetweeter) April 16, 2016

A Kensington Palace spokesman said the Cambridges were just following a tradition that many tourists embrace by posing for a picture at that spot.

He said: "They made the decision because it is what all visitors to the Taj Mahal do - they sit on the bench with the perfect symmetry of the building behind them.

"They got a brief glimpse of the Taj from their hotel earlier and were visibly excited. They couldn't wait to get down here and experience it for themselves.

"Like everyone visiting this magical and beautiful place, they want to have a unique experience to remember forever."

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