Prince William has shared a sweet insight into family life with Kate Middleton, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, revealing the breakfast he loves to 'cook at home'.
- Prince William and Kate Middleton chatted to children from St Thomas' School choir when they paid a visit to Swansea as part of their first official trip to Wales as the Prince and Princess of Wales.
- The future King chatted to the little ones about the treats they had baked and revealed what he likes to rustle up in the kitchen.
- This royal news comes after Prince William and Princess Kate's modern parenting methods were revealed.
As part of their special trip to Wales, Prince William and Princess Catherine met with plenty of locals as they visited Anglesey and Swansea to mark having on their new roles as the Prince and Princess of Wales.
During a sweet interaction, Prince William share an insight into his cooking skills and shared what he loves to make at home when it's breakfast time.
"What do you like cooking at home? Cookies, that always goes down well," he told the school children.
"I do a good breakfast, sausage, bacon and eggs."
During their time in Anglesey, William also reminisced on his and Catherine's early days of marriage when they lived on the small island when Prince George was a tiny baby.
The couple resided in a small cottage while Prince William worked as a search-and-rescue helicopter pilot.
Sharing his special memories of the place during the official visit, he said, "It's good to be back, it really is. It feels like going back in time, seeing where we all started to be a family unit."
Princess Catherine also shared a sweet moment with a little girl named Charlotte during the trip, exclaiming that she "has a Charlotte too" and sharing a lovely detail about her daughter.
"You're Charlotte? Another Charlotte! I have a Charlotte too," Kate told two-year-old Charlotte Bunting.
Speaking about little Princess Charlotte, who was at school back in Berkshire with Prince George and Prince Louis, Kate said, "She's got plaits today."
