We watched the Graham Norton show with Prince William as a guest. What a really lovely young man he is, great sense of humour and very humble. When Graham Norton asked what he should call him, he answered, 'William or Will.'
He was there championing his Earth Shot Prize, alongside Cate Blanchet, Robert Irwin and Hannah Waddingham.
He joined in all the conversations in a very natural way.
It seems he wanted to be Police man, when he was child, then a Disc Jockey.
He had everyone laughing, and complained, that to be on the Show, he was missing 'Celebrity Traitors,' which he follows with his children!
He was so natural and didn't appear to be a bit nervous and had us laughing at home too. He spoke about a time, when he was visiting somewhere and someone thought he was 'Prince' the singer, which was funny because he said. he couldn't sing and anyway didn't know the words of the song, 'Purple Rain!'
I loved him, such a down to earth young man and our
Future King!
Chrisxx
4 comments:
I didn't see him on the GN show but other family members did and they also commented on what a great interview/chat it was.
All the best Jan
Hi Chris, I live here in America but I actually saw clips yesterday with him on the Graham Norton show. I have followed the royal family since I was a teenager. When Prince Charles and Diana got married, I cut out all the pictures I could find and put them in a scrap book I still have. My Mom and some of my girlfriends got together toI watch the royal wedding live I also picked a wedding dress with big puff sleeves just like hers. :). I have been watching stories of William and Harry ever since they were born. In William I see a combination of the best of both his parents in how he carries himself. I think he is going to be a good, hard working king when the time comes.
He really does seem like a genuinely good guy
I can understand why some people think that the monarchy is outdated but would those same people really want our country to be represented by a power mad ignorant president (more than one example currently on the world stage!) or someone educated from the moment they can walk to represent the country diplomatically at the highest level whilst also taking time to open a community hub in an obscure market town on a wet Wednesday in November?
I think William will be an excellent king.
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