Prince Louis, Princess Charlotte and Prince George have grilled Prince William over a 'tough question'.
Prince William revealed that his three children regularly ask him what his favourite animal is during his trip to South Africa.
The 42-year-old heir to the throne met with Australian TV star and environmentalist Robert Irwin on a nature walk on Signal Hill, Cape Town.
Irwin said: "I have to ask, we're in South Africa, one of the most amazing countries and continents for wildlife, do you have a favourite African animal?"
Prince Louis, Princess Charlotte and Prince George have grilled Prince William over a 'tough question'.
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William replied: "It's a really tough question.
"My children ask me this regularly.
"I think I'm going to have to say the cheetah."
Prince William is in South Africa for the fourth annual Earthshot Prize Awards ceremony, the prestigious contest he founded in 2020 to promote solutions to the world's most pressing environmental challenges, which Irwin supports as a global ambassador.
Prince William met with Australian TV star and environmentalist Robert Irwin on a nature walk on Signal Hill, Cape Town.
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The son of the late TV star, Steve Irwin, revealed his favourite is a chameleon, describing the reptile as "the unsung hero"
He added: "I love 'em."
Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, nine, and Prince Louis, six, are currently back in the UK with their mother Princess Kate, 42.
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The Prince of Wales is on the second day of his trip to South Africa, where he will attend tomorrow's 2024 Earthshot Prize ceremony.
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The Prince of Wales is on the second day of his trip to South Africa, where he will attend the 2024 Earthshot Prize ceremony tomorrow.
The award, which will be attended by celebrities and politicians from across the world, especially those based in Africa, celebrates those dedicated to protecting the environment and combating climate change.
William met with South African President Ramaphosa earlier this week, as it was confirmed that the President would not attend the royal's landmark award ceremony.
The Prince of Wales congratulated Robert Irwin for being a "fantastic ambassador" for the prize.
