PRINCE George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis love playing a game that makes their father Prince William “quite angry”.
O Prince in Wales shared how she loves watching her kids have fun with their cousins, but one game in particular is divisive.
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O future king said Radio Barry Alston, from Marsden, who – like many families across the country – loves a competitive game of Monopoly.
Prince William shared: “When I see my children meet up with my cousins’ children and they all have fun playing together, it’s really special.
“We love Monopoly and Risk, it’s a good game, it lasts for hours and usually everyone gets really angry because they lose, but that’s what I like to play.”
We previously shared how the Queen stopped Monopoly from being played at royal gatherings.
Prince Andrew let the secret slip in 2008 when he attended the newly renovated Leeds Building Society headquarters on Albion Street, Express.co.uk reports.
Before leaving, the Duke of York was given the Monopoly board game to mark his visit, but was forced to politely decline.
He reportedly said, “We can’t play Monopoly at home.”
He explained that the game can cause arguments within the family, as “it becomes very cruel”. The Daily Telegraph reported.
Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis are also “fascinated” by gamesGeorge being a particular fan of video games.
However, William and Kate reportedly try to “regulate” and monitor the amount of screen time.
The family is helped by Norland-trained nanny Maria Borrallo, and the children are said to have a “no nonsense” education at the palace.
Bedtime is at 7pm, new foods and flavors are introduced every few days, and playtime takes place outdoors – rain or shine.
Norland expert Louise Heren and author of Nanny in a book, told Fabulous: “There will be lots and lots of outdoor play, that’s the only thing you could say Norland is old-fashioned about. Lots of fresh air.
“Lots of bike rides, playing with your dogspotentially some gardening. Norland really enjoys teaching children through play.
We love Monopoly and Risk, it’s a good game, it lasts for hours and generally everyone gets very angry because they lose, but that’s what I like to play
Prince William
“Yes, you are getting your hands dirty in the soil, but you are learning how to plant.
“If it’s falling, they’ll still come out. Wet climate it’s just inappropriate clothes, you have to wear the right things.
“It doesn’t have to be strict. Just because the Norland Nannies wear the brown uniform they look quite old-fashioned doesn’t mean their message is old-fashioned. It’s not nonsense.”
Naughty steps are prohibited and are not part of the Norland babysitting experience – and sticker graphics are part of your arsenaldepending on the child.
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Who is Maria Borrallo?
Supernanny Maria’s full name is Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo.
Mary, who wore a bowler hat, joined the royal family in 2014 when Prince George was just eight months old.
Maria studied at the prestigious Norland College, making her one of the most sought-after nannies in the country.
Norland College is located in Bath and is renowned throughout the world for the exceptional standards of training it offers future carers.
The school is more than 125 years old and teaches students how to sew, cook and change diapers, as well as offering self-defense and first aid classes.
The famous school also teaches real-life Mary Poppins how to escape terrorists and kidnappers, along with traditional childcare.
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