Get ready for a royal revelation! The Prince and Princess of Wales have a secret weapon for family fun nights: their very own pub quiz team!
But here's where it gets controversial... or at least, a little unexpected. Prince William and Princess Kate, along with their eldest children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, are reportedly regular participants in a weekly pub quiz near one of their royal residences. Imagine that - the future King and Queen, quizzing alongside the commoners!
The Waleses, who are soon moving to Forest Lodge in Windsor, currently reside at Adelaide Cottage nearby. They also have homes in London and Norfolk, but it seems they've found a special spot for their weekly quiz nights.
A fellow quizzer revealed to The Sun, "The quiz is tricky, but fun. I can't say if 'Team Wales' has ever won first prize, though!"
This isn't the first time we've heard of the royal couple's love for pub quizzes. Back when they lived in Anglesey, North Wales, after their 2011 wedding, they were known to be regular quizzers. And Prince William himself admitted last week on Eugene Levy's show that he struggles with history, but George is "way better" at it.
The Prince and Princess are known for their competitive spirit, often facing off during royal tours and engagements. It's no surprise they'd bring that energy to the quiz arena!
In a recent interview with Eugene Levy, William revealed more about their family life. He and Kate have a strict no-phones policy for their three children, prioritizing family mealtimes to catch up on their days. "We sit and chat, it's really important. None of our children have phones, we're very strict about that," he said.
William also shared insights into his children's hobbies. Louis, at seven, is "obsessed with trampolining," often jumping and "beating each other up" with Charlotte. "There's an art to it," William added with a laugh.
He continued, "Charlotte does her netball and ballet, and keeping them active with sports and outdoors is important. They're also learning musical instruments, though I'm not sure how successful we are there. George loves his football and hockey."
So, there you have it - a glimpse into the fun-filled family life of the Prince and Princess of Wales. But here's the part most people miss: this competitive spirit and love for family time might just be the key to their success as future monarchs.
What do you think? Is this a refreshing take on royal life, or just another day in the palace? Share your thoughts in the comments!
