Why the Royal Family don't take selfies with the public as Kate and Will break the rules

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While on their Caribbean tour, the Duke and Duchess stopped off at Bob Marley's old Kingston neighbourhood of Trench Town.They wasted no time in jumping into a bobsleigh with the Cool Runnings team and they all decided to have a selfie.

One of the team could be seen holding the phone as they snapped the selfie with the team and Kate and Will in the middle in the bobsleigh made for two.There's no denying the photo was an amazing one, but it's uncommon for members for the Royal Family to have a selfie.

Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter Members of the family have to abide by certain rules and etiquettes, and rarely get involved in selfies as a result.The Queen and other members of the royal family aren't allowed to sign autographs for forgery reasons, and you must also not attempt to hug the Queen or other family members.

As well, it seems selfies are ruled out but, as they're the 21st century equivalent of an autograph, it hasn't stopped members of the public from trying to snap them with the royals.

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