Prince Charles makes swipe at son William over his role
That's a bit harsh!

Prince Charles' swipe was a cheeky one aimed at son William over an important role he was given, after his harsh words were recently unearthed.
The Prince of Wales took a jab at his eldest son when he was made president of the FA and implied that his son wasn't worthy of the job.
In the unearthed interview with TV Presenters Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly to commemorate the Trust's 30th anniversary, Charles took a sneaky swipe at William.
READ MORE: The Queen gives glimpse of unseen snaps of great grandchildren Prince George, Charlotte and Louis
A post shared by Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (@kensingtonroyal)
A photo posted by on
William and dad Charles appeared together for the show and as the group talked about football, and the Duke of Cambridge admitted he was enjoying his new role as FA Presidency. He said: "Yeah, it's a great job - loads of free tickets."
But Charles was quick to add, "They must be very desperate to have him."
His sense of humour was appreciated by Ant and Dec, as they, along with Charles' youngest son Prince Harry, gave a roar of laughter.
But Prince William proved he can take a joke and replied, "Well, exactly."
And continued, "But no, it's a real privilege to be the President of the FA."
READ MORE: Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall break tradition with their Christmas plans
A post shared by Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (@kensingtonroyal)
A photo posted by on
The princes are known to have had lots of banter with their father over the years. Back in October, Prince William, 38, admitted his father's passion for the environment had not always been in vogue - with 71-year-old Prince Charles even saying himself his ideas had seemed "dotty" in the past.
Speaking alongside Sir David Attenborough on BBC Radio 4, Prince William joked, "I regularly wonder what my father’s banging on about. I’m sure every son thinks the same."
-
-
Kate Winslet reveals her stress incontinence prevents her from engaging in this physical activity
Kate Winslet has raised awareness of the urinatory condition after sharing her personal experience with Graham Norton
By Emma Dooney •
-
The Split season 3 - everything you need to know about the BBC drama’s final series
Are you prepared for how it will end?
By Emma Shacklock •
-
Kate Winslet reveals her stress incontinence prevents her from engaging in this physical activity
Kate Winslet has raised awareness of the urinatory condition after sharing her personal experience with Graham Norton
By Emma Dooney •
-
The Split season 3 - everything you need to know about the BBC drama’s final series
Are you prepared for how it will end?
By Emma Shacklock •
-
Meghan Markle wore this stunning designer dress for her Oprah interview
It's sure to be a sell out!
By Sarah Finley •
-
Prince William and Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge warn the public against ‘misinformation’ about Covid-19 vaccine
The couple 'wholeheartedly' support having vaccinations
By Emma Shacklock •
-
Dr. Jill Biden reveals she is 'obsessed' with getting her dogs settled in at White House
Dr. Jill Biden has admitted to Kelly Clarkson she is preoccupied with the White House dogs' settlement into their new home
By Emma Dooney •
-
Gillian Anderson and Emma Corrin react to Prince Harry's views on The Crown
There's a lot of love for Harry
By Sarah Finley •
-
Jennifer Aniston reveals how she's been spending lockdown with a surprising new hobby
The Morning Show actress has given fans an insight into what skills she's been brushing up on over the last few months
By Selina Maycock •
-
Prince Harry opens up about Princess Diana's pain in emotional Oprah interview
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's interview with Oprah discusses Princess Diana's struggles in the spotlight
By Emma Dooney •