During the interview, William mentioned George and immediately shifted to a paternal tone. He noted that it had been a busy week, with George stressed out over exams. William shared that they had been doing revision in the evenings, revealing a side of him as a dedicated father. William and George are very close, often spending quality one-on-one time together. George, who likes to dress like his dad and mimic his mannerisms, always has William close by for support. This was evident during their recent soccer game trip to Germany, where they cheered together, dressed in matching suits and ties, and even shared similar gestures.
As Taylor Swift's Eras Tour hit London over the weekend, Prince William’s excitement was palpable. Despite dealing with personal challenges, including Catherine Middleton's and King Charles's ongoing cancer treatments, William let loose and enjoyed the concert. His youngest child, Prince Louis, was notably absent, but William’s enthusiasm was visible as he danced energetically to Swift's “Shake It Off,” drawing playful comparisons to Chandler Bing's dance moves from Friends.
The royal excitement didn’t stop there. William brought Prince George and Princess Charlotte backstage to meet Taylor Swift. Charlotte, in particular, was thrilled, and they posed for rare selfies, a special treat for the royal family. William hopes that his children will look back on their childhoods with fond memories of being surrounded by love.
In addition to his love for rock bands like AC/DC, which he includes in his playlist, William shared his evolving appreciation for the band’s hit "Thunderstruck" on his podcast. Initially not a fan of starting Mondays with the track, he now finds it the perfect way to kick off the week. William also enjoys Coldplay and Linkin Park, while Tina Turner’s 1989 hit “The Best” holds a special place in his heart, reminding him of his late mother, Princess Diana.
