Prince William’s unusual eating habit in public which he inherited from King Charles

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The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree - even if you’re UK royalty.Prince William, much like the rest of the members of ‘the Firm’, carries out hundreds of public appearances every year and has a jam-packed schedule most days.Following in the footsteps of his father, King Charles, William is facing a busier workload than ever as the Prince of Wales, with a raft of regular official engagements and meetings behind closed doors.

And that's not the only similarity the pair share, as it turns out that the heir to the throne doesn't fuel up while he's out and about, just like his father, King Charles.The two royals both follow a strict eating habit when they are working in the public eye.While William has been snapped enjoying a local delicacy or two over the years or a sweet treat here and there, he's not likely to be seen piling up his plate at a buffet anytime soon.

King Charles famously never eats lunch and an insider has revealed to HELLO! that his eldest son has inherited his avoidance of eating a meal when in the spotlight.It's not known exactly why both senior royals follow the strict rule but the monarch has a famously down-to-earth approach when it comes to eating.Instead of having a fancy meal at dinner time, the King prefers to enjoy small meals of his own homegrown vegetables and eggs from his chickens at Highgrove House, according to reports in HELLO!.And his abnormal eating pattern was even being acknowledged by Clarence House during a list of 70 facts released for Charles' 70th birthday.Without any explanation, number 20 on the list is: "The Prince does not eat lunch."According to former royal correspondent Gordon Rayner, the King sees lunch as a "luxury" that interferes with his busy work schedule. Get the