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The Duke of Cambridge was questioned about George, seven, and Charlotte, five, during his new environmental documentary that airs Monday. William met a group of children in Liverpool who worked to support the natural world in their community and who questioned him about his family.
A young woman named Daisy asks the father of three, “Is Princess Charlotte more daring than Prince George?”
According to Hello! magazine, William replies, “No, they are just as cheeky as the other one. They are very cheeky.”
In the documentary, the 38-year-old also tells how George, Charlotte and two-year-old Prince Louis love to go out on the streets.
He says: “Seeing my children, seeing the passion in their eyes and the love for being outdoors.
Prince William has revealed that Prince George and Princess Charlotte are “as cheeky as each other” (Image: GETTY)
The Duke of Cambridge was questioned about George and Charlotte when he met a group of children during his new environmental documentary. (Image: GETTY)
“They find a mistake or they love to see how bees make honey.
“George, particularly if he’s not outdoors, he’s like a caged animal. You need to get out. “
Photographs of George, Charlotte, and Louis gardening are also shown.
In the documentary, William calls for global action to address climate change as the response to the coronavirus.
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William said Charlotte and George are “very cheeky” (Image: GETTY)
He says: “As we’ve seen with the coronavirus, organizations have mobilized, like something we’ve never seen before.
“Research collaboration that takes place around the world, knowledge sharing.
“The money that governments find to help people get through this economic crisis is big business.
“If we can provide the same motivation with the environment, we have really turned the corner.”
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William tells how George, Charlotte and Louis love to go out (Image: GETTY)
The 39-year-old is also pictured meeting broadcaster and naturalist Sir David Attenborough with Kate.
William and National Treasure Sir David have been working together on the Royal Earthshot Award to combat climate issues.
In the documentary, William tours parts of Queen’s Sandringham estate.
It speaks of a balance in agriculture between growing crops and maintaining wildlife.
William calls for global action to address climate change as the response to coronavirus (Image: PA)
He says, “You can produce food and you can have an abundance of wildlife and invertebrates.
“And it’s something my father is particularly interested in.
“And ideally that’s where more of the country should go with agriculture.
“We can’t just say well, everything is to cultivate and ruin everything else.
The Cambridges photographed with Sir David Attenborough earlier this year (Image: PA)
“We have to be aware of that intrinsic balance.”
William also participates in trips to Africa, which he describes as his “second home”.
And he praises the efforts of the younger generation, including teenage activist Greta Thunberg.
He says, “What Greta has done is really quite interesting.
“People were desperate for someone to come.
“Thank God there is someone active with a young voice.”
Prince William: A Planet For Us All will air on ITV Monday at 9 p.m.
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