According to Prince William, being royal doesn’t make you immune from awkward parenting moments—Prince William, who recently had a delightfully awkward and relatable moment with his oldest son, seven-year-old Prince George.
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Being royal doesn’t make you immune from awkward parenting moments—at least according to Prince William, who recently had a delightfully awkward and relatable moment with his oldest son, seven-year-old Prince George.
On Friday night, the entire Cambridge family—Will, Kate Middleton, George, and their younger kids, Princess Charlotte, 5, and Prince Louis, 2—went to a Christmas performance of Pantoland at the London Palladium. The show, which was put on for essential workers and their families, starred Julian Clary, Nigel Havers, and Elaine Page.
After the show, Will headed backstage and chatted with some of the cast and crew, revealing that one of the jokes in the show went over George’s head—and created an awkward situation for the royal dad.
“Prince William had us all chuckling when he said that his eldest, George, had innocently enquired why everyone was laughing at one of Julian Clary’s more risqué jokes,” Havers explained in an essay about the experience for the Daily Mail. “He said it may take him a while to explain his way out of that one!” Read more from Yahoo! Style.
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