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Prince William. He gave royal fans an insight into his family's private life over the lockdown - and it would have left many surprised.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine and have been staying at their country home, , since the coronavirus pandemic began, but When the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge first made the move in March, schools had closed amid the crisis and Kate and William made the decision to homeschool their two eldest children: Prince George, Princess Charlotte (their youngest son Prince Louis is just two years old).It has not yet been confirmed exactly when the family will make their move, but it makes sense that will do so ahead of term start, in order to prevent the children from missing any more formal education.  William previously opened up about the George and Charlotte in an interview on Peter Crouch's podcast, That Peter Crouch Podcast, when football

William recently appeared on the BBC's That Peter Crouch Podcast, and spoke to former soccer player Crouch about his Twitter presence, laughing that his staff "deliberately keep [him] away" from the official palace account.

Prince William recorded an episode of the “That Peter Crouch Podcast” on Wednesday, July 29, but before he got down to work, the future king of England ordered some food.The Duke of Cambridge, 38, was interviewed on the podcast from inside Kensington Palace as a way to raise awareness for his Heads Up mental health campaign and was joined by hosts Peter Crouch, Tom Fordyce and Chris Stark.In a short video clip of the episode which was shared on BBC 5 Live Sport’s Twitter account, William is seen walking in to the room with two big plates of curry and naan.

That Peter Crouch Podcast. "That was early on in the courtship, that was.

Prince William has sent out a few rare tweets over the years despite the fact that he and his wife Duchess Kate Middleton do not operate their @KensingtonRoyal account.

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Prince William couldn’t help but go rogue and show support for his favorite soccer team on social media — despite the palace’s attempts to “keep him away” from Twitter.During an episode of “That Peter Crouch Podcast” on Wednesday, July 29, William, 38, opened up about his devoted love for the U.K.’s Premier League soccer clubs. After admitting that he doesn’t have control of the social media accounts that represent him and Duchess Kate, he revealed one instance that forced him to bend the royal rules.“They deliberately keep me away from [Twitter],” the prince teased.

Fancy footwork! Prince William joked that his and Duchess Kate’s 7-year-old son, Prince George, could “definitely” have a future in professional soccer.“I reckon he could be [Aston Villa’s] all-time leading goal scorer,” the Duke of Cambridge, 38, said during the “That Peter Crouch Podcast” episode on Wednesday, July 29. “I can see no reason why not.

Kensington Palace accounts, and he sheepishly revealed the reason why that is.The Duke of Cambridge spoke with former England striker Peter Crouch for a recording of his podcast, That Peter Crouch Podcast on BBC Radio Five Live, about the royal’s social media.When asked if he was in charge of the Kensington Royal Twitter account he replied: ‘No, they deliberately keep me away from that.’

That Peter Crouch Podcast on BBC Radio Five Live, Crouch revealed something he had bought his wife Abbey Clancy.His offending item was a raincoat, three years in a row. Now that’s just careless.  A post shared by Duke and Duchess of Cambridge (@kensingtonroyal) on Jul 28, 2020 at 11:53pm PDTTo which William replied with his own equally unexciting gift admission.‘I did get my wife a pair of binoculars once – she’s never let me forget that.’‘That was early on in the courtship that was – I think that sealed the deal.

The Duke of Cambridge has revealed the worst gift he's ever given Kate Middleton in a candid chat – and it's one she's "never let him forget." Prince William appeared on BBC Radio Five Live's That Peter Crouch Podcast this week where he made several shocking revelations. In the interview, which was recorded at Kensington Palace before the lockdown in March and featuring a catch-up video call earlier this month, he confessed the disappointing present.

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That Peter Crouch Podcast, Theroux remembered meeting Banksy at a Queens Park Rangers match in 2001.During the game, Theroux says he was sat next to Banksy in corporate box at the stadium, and was told to look out for QPR’s “ungainly” new striker, Crouch.He added: “One of the other people in the box was a young artist.

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