Boy, six, steals a kiss from Kate Middleton – after making a cheeky remark to Will

Prince William and Kate Middleton meet many cute kids in their profession – and they certainly have big fans.

Today, they traveled to the University of Leicester to learn about the projects supported by the late owner of the football club Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, who died in a tragic helicopter crash last month.

The Duchess clearly had an admirer at the event because she received a surprise kiss from a six-year-old boy, Sai Gokani.

Sai Gokani, with his twin brother Rian, presented a bouquet of flowers to Kate.

Although he headed with a handshake in the beginning, Sai decided to apply for a kiss on the cheek – and it was adorable.

The Gokani family had received a donation of £ 1 million from the owner of the city of Leicester City after the premature birth of the twins.

Before the shameless kiss, Kate and Will had met with different groups to discuss some of the projects supported by Srivaddhanaprabha.

Little Sai made a funny remark to William before giving the prince's wife a kiss, according to the Daily Mail.

After members of the royal family were treated to a demonstration of the twins' favorite sporting activities – head shots and wrestling – Sai made a funny comment.

He said, "My pants are visible!"

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge paid a visit today to pay tribute to five people who died in a helicopter accident, including the owner of the football club.

William and Kate knew the owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha and visit the city to recognize the incredible outpouring of compbadion and support the residents of Leicester and the club's fans since the accident.

Vichai died alongside four other people when Agusta Westland AW169 crashed on the club grounds on October 27th.

Earlier in the day, the couple met with family members of the football club owner, who greeted them at a flower-covered tribute site.

Kate laid a bouquet of flowers on the scene as the crowd watched the poignant moment.

A card of condolences with the flowers, signed by the couple, read as follows: "In Vichai and all those who died in this terrible tragedy, we will miss you very much.Our sincere condolences to the city of Leicester."