Queen Camilla and French First Lady Brigitte Macron Tackle Table Tennis: Watch

The women faced off in a friendly match during King Charles and Queen Camilla's state visit to France

Queen Camilla is getting down to a little friendly competition!

On the second day of her state visit to France with husband King Charles, Camilla joined French President Emmanuel Macron' wife, First Lady Brigitte Macron, at a sports center center in Saint-Denis just outside Paris, where the two women played a game of table tennis.

In a video of the match, Brigitte, 70, hits the ball across the table to Camilla, 76, who after a few back-in-forth shots drops the ball. The Queen attempts to start a new round of the game, but takes a few serves before getting the ball over the net.

Throughout the game, a group of teenagers stand around recording the action. "Stop filming!" Brigitte playfully tells the crowd in French, giggling.

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Charles and Camilla arrived in France on Wednesday. During their three-day trip, they will visit Paris and Bordeaux in order to celebrate the “shared history, culture and values” between the U.K. and France, according to a release. The trip was originally planned for March. It was postponed due to protests and riots over changes in pensions for French workers.

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On Wednesday night, the royals joined the Macrons, along with 150 guests, at the historic Palais of Versailles, where King Charles spoke in a toast about his mother Queen Elizabeth.

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"My parents’ first official visit together was to France in 1948, shortly after their wedding," Charles said. "By all accounts, they made quite a splash, dancing till the early hours at the glamorous Chez Carrere in the Rue Pierre Charron, serenaded by Edith Piaf. I suspect it may have left an indelible impression on me, even six months before I was born. 'La Vie en Rose' is one of my favorite songs to this day!" 

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