Prince William knows what he likes! As it turns out, the Prince of Wales is a bit of a brownie connoisseur, which he revealed during a joint engagement with his wife, the Princess of Wales, on Monday.
While Their Royal Highnesses enjoyed baked goods at the National Federation of Women's Institute (WI) in Sunningdale, Prince William praised a brownie that he was eating. "I know my brownies," he said in a video shared on X.
Catherine then revealed, "William is very fussy about it." The heir to the throne, 43, agreed, acknowledging he's "very fussy about brownies."
William also noted to "never put nuts in a brownie," prompting Catherine to laugh and say, "I had to learn the hard way!"
The Prince and Princess visited the National Federation of Women's Institute on Sept. 8 to commemorate the third anniversary of Queen Elizabeth's passing. "Three years ago my grandmother passed away, I know she was a big part of the WI and she used to talk about it a lot, so this is a huge honour for me," Prince William said (via the BBC). He admitted, "I can't quite believe it's three years already."
Alongside pictures from the outing, the Waleses' social media accounts wrote: "The Women’s Institute holds a special connection to Her Late Majesty, who was a member for 80 years, joining in 1943 and serving as President of the Sandringham WI from 2003 until her death in 2022. Very special opportunity to hear from members today about the importance of The Late Queen’s involvement in the organisation and meet those who met with her during her reign."
During the engagement on Monday, the royal dad of three opened up about his sons, Prince George, 12, and Prince Louis, 7. William described his youngest child as "a character" and "a very good boy." He also shared that Prince Louis likes to "wind his brother and sister [Princess Charlotte] up."
The Prince additionally revealed that when his firstborn "is behind closed doors, it's a completely different ball game." William pointed out that Prince George "just knows how to behave" and that Louis doesn't.