Prince William admits he’s worse than his children at one thing Kate loves
Prince William has hilariously admitted one thing he’s worse at than his three children and it’s something his wife is particularly fond of.
It seems the heir to the throne may not be a budding artist after the prince gave a rare insight into family life during an engagement earlier this year to a youth facility in West London.
William mocked his lack of artistic skills by admitting that Kate, George, Charlotte and Louise are more creative than him.
During the visit, he revealed that his wife is the “arty one” and also spoke about one of Prince Louis’s favourite sweet treats.
While decorating biscuits with children in a training kitchen, William joked about his lack of imagination and said: “My wife is the arty one. Even my children are artier than me.”
He added that his youngest, Prince Louis, “loves sprinkles, so I’m going to put some more on here”.
During his visit to OnSide’s newest Youth Zone, called WEST (standing for ‘Where Everyone Sticks Together”), the prince was pictured playing basketball and pool as well as shooting hoops during his visit to the centre’s four-court indoor sports.
William spoke to pupils from Ark White City primary school and WEST’s Young People’s Development Group who helped shape and design the facilities in the new youth centre.
The Prince of Wales has shared more insights into his personal life than ever this year following his wife Princess Kate’s cancer diagnosis, according to a body language expert.
According to expert Judi James, the royal has given fans a behind-the-scenes look at his life and showing some “big kid” behaviours he had previously covered up.
The body language expert told Fabulous: “William’s royal status upgrade to direct heir to the throne and Kate and his father’s recent illnesses seem to have prompted a profound epiphany in terms of his public body language and even his styling statements.
“After years of cautious emotional masking, he now looks keen to reveal his authentic personality with some open displays of love, passion and even some ‘big kid’ behaviours.
