Prince William reveals his pledge against the “indisputable” newspapers

Prince William History is not allowed to repeat himself when it comes to his family.

Amir Wales recently talked about how the media negatively affects his family and how he wants to make sure that his children are not suffering from the same experience.

Prince William confirmed that he is not afraid to change the system to create a better world for his three children.

Prince William was recently shown in an episode of Apple TV+ Eugene Levy, “The Recurgant Traveller”.

During the discussion with Levy, the royal reflected the importance of creating an environment loving his children to grow. He pointed out that while he was testing him as a child, he did not last long because his parents divorced when he was eight years old.

William emphasized the incorrectness that the negative interest of the Tablubide surrounding his late mother, Princess Diana, and his father, King Charles III will grow. Now that he has a family on his own, he is determined to make sure that they do not go through what he did at the hands of the media that is unavoidable.

He said in everything: “I just want to do what is better for my children, but I know that the drama and tension when you are young really affect you when you are older.” The sixth pageBefore adding:

“I grew up, I saw that it was with my father. The media was not satisfied at that time. It is difficult to think about it now, but they were more flawed. They wanted all the details that you could absorb, and they were in everything, everywhere. They knew things, they would be everywhere.”

The 43 -year -old prince indicated that allowing the negative interest of the media in his family will lead to a certain level of harm that he “pledged” will not happen to his family.

William told Levi: “If you leave this crawl, then the damage you can cause to your family life is something that you have pledged to never happen to my family. Thus, I take a very strong line around the place I think this line is, and those who crossed it, I will fight against Levy.

He is still talking about how his family is managed, and William revealed that he and his wife make their priority to sit and have fun with their children every night.

He stressed the importance of sitting and talking to his children and revealed that they are not allowed to obtain mobile phones. He said: “None of our children have any phones, and we are very strict.”

Instead of keeping their eyes attached to mobile phones. Williams children find other ways to entertain themselves.

The heir of the British throne spoke with pride in the emotions of his children, and revealed that Lewis loves to jump on the trampoline, while Charlotte is a great fan of the network and ballet ball. On the other hand, George loves football and hockey.

The three children are also trying to learn music instruments to develop their skills.

While discussing with Levy, Prince William also talked about how to intend to change things for his children.

Levy asked him to share his ideas about the future of his older son as the next king, and William participated that he wanted to make sure that his son is proud of the royal family.

“I want to create a world in which my son is proud of what we do, a world and a job that actually affects people’s lives for the better,” he said in the world. The explosion.

During the Levy’s “Recurgan Traveler” episode, William asked several questions, prompting the prince to open up to his wife’s battles, cancer King Charles and many other family issues. However, this has significantly avoided his question about his brother, Prince Harry.

As mentioned before The explosionLevy later opened his decision to exclude Prince Harry and Meghan Markle from the conversation. He pointed out that although there were no restrictions on what he could or could not ask, he felt that it was inappropriate for William to ask about his brother.

Levy said: “I had no interest in asking him about it, because, as you know, is a very sensitive issue and certainly I am not up to reach it,” Levy said.