Kate, decked out in a tight bodysuit, flawlessly executed the dance to Cole’s 2009 hit “Fight for This Love,” as revealed by royal biographer Robert Jobson in his latest book on the Princess of Wales. Just before her wedding to Prince William on April 29, 2011, Kate Middleton had a blast at her bachelorette party. Jobson's book, 'Catherine, the Princess of Wales', recounts how Kate's sister and maid of honor, Pippa Middleton, arranged an intimate celebration at a friend's house with a small group of guests. Kate's college roommate from the University of St. Andrews, Olivia Beasdale, along with two friends from Marlborough College, Alicia Fox-Pitt and Rose Astor, were among the attendees. Kate, dressed in a snug bodysuit, put on an exaggerated performance of pop star Cheryl Cole, dancing to her hit “Fight for This Love." Prince William himself confirmed this at Queen Elizabeth’s Diamond Jubilee concert in 2012, playfully mentioning to Cole that she had some competition. Cole shared that Kate not only learned the dance routine but also nailed it perfectly, as confirmed by her sister Pippa and brother James.Cole later had the chance to meet Kate herself, and she shared with Closer (as per Jobson’s book), “We had this amazing moment. She’s so ordinary! I mean, obviously she isn’t because she’s a princess, but she’s easy to get along with.” Jobson recently highlighted that the Princess of Wales' background outside of royalty is part of what makes her so relatable to many."She is someone within the royal family who truly understands what it means to not be part of the royal family" He explained . Regarding Prince William’s bachelor party, ut was descibed as 'low- key', it was a chill affair with about 20 friends.