Prince William reveals game he plays with George, Charlotte and Louis | Royal | News
Prince William explained more about his life as a father, 12 -year -old Princess Charlotte and seven -year -old Prince Louis, the latest TV. In a new part of the reluctant travelers, William, Canadian actor and comedian Eugene Levy, Windsor Castle tour.
During a part of this tour, William shows Eugene St George’s Hall, one of the main areas of the castle, which is often used for important feasts and royal signs. Many of them may think that this hall was only used for official events, while William now said otherwise.
William, who describes this as one of the favorite parts of the whole castle ,, told Eugene a game he played in the hall with his three children in the hall.
This game is the same as a game he played with his cousins as a child, but he did not name which cousins he was.
When I was talking to Eugene, the heir of the throne said: “My cousins and me and my family would make each other up and down chases and stupid games. And I remember that the carpets were not here, and there were a few points you should pay attention to because the old floor added very old wood and old oak.
“It was a really dark wooden oak ground. So when you escape, you will finally get away and you will be a tremendous minced meat.”
Talking about playing games with George, Charlotte and Louis in the hall, William said, “My children do not realize how lucky they are, they have a great old carpet to run and there is no ground.” He said.
He continued: “After hours, we sometimes chase each other.”
William is believed to have done it since they moved from Kensington Palace to Adelaide Cottage because their wife Princess Kate and her children have moved to Windsor in 2022 for the last few years.
The family is now ready to move to Forest Lodge, which is again in Windsor, a place they want to stay forever. Their new houses are still in a short driving distance from Windsor Castle.
The fourth part of the reluctant travelers with Eugene Levy is premiere at Apple TV+on Friday, October 3, called Living the Royal Life in the UK.
