Prince William He doesn't let history be repeated when it comes to his family.

The Prince of Wales recently talked about how the media negatively affected his family growing up and as he wanted to ensure that his children do not suffer the same experience.

Prince William emphasized that he was not afraid to change the system for making better worlds for his three children.

Prince William was recently presented in the episode of Eugene Levy's Apple TV + show, "reluctant passenger".

During the discussion with Levy, the kingdom affected the importance of creating a lovely environment for his children to grow up. He noticed that it was as he experienced it as a child, because his parents during their eyes when he was eight.

William emphasized how unhealthy growing up in the middle of all negative tabloid attention around his late mother, Princess Diana and his father, King Charles III. Now that he has his family, it is determined to ensure that they do not pass through what he did in the hands of the tentable media.

"I just want to do what is best for your kids but I know it's a drama and stress when you're little really affecting you when you're older," he said, by Page sixBefore adding:

"Growing up, I saw that with my parents. The media were so insatiable then. They were much more unsopulated. They were in all that they would be in all. They would know eachwhere. They would know things, it will be everywhere."

The 43-year-old Prince noted that it will allow negative media attention to cause a certain level of damage that "promised" would never happen to its family.

"If you let it, the damage you can do to your family life to never happen to my family. And I think that I will fight", I will fight against ", I will fight against" William.

He still talks about how he leads his household, William found that he and his wife make their priority to sit and spend quality time with his children every night.

He emphasized the importance of sitting and talking to his children and discovered that they were not allowed to have mobile phones. "None of our children have phones, which we are very strict," he said.

Instead of keeping eyes glued to mobile phones. Williams children find other ways for fun.

The heir to the British throne spoke gently about the passions of his children, revealing that Louis likes to jump on the trampoline, while Charlotte is a huge lover of netball and ballet. On the other hand, George loves football and hockey.

Three children also try to learn musical instruments for the development of their skills.

During the discussion with Levy, Prince William spoke and how he intends to change things in favor of his children.

Levy asked him to share his thoughts on the future of his oldest son as the next king, and William shared that he would like to make sure his son was proud of the royal family.

"I want to create a world where my son is proud of what we do, the world and work that actually affects people's lives for the better," he said, by Explosion.

During the episode of the "reluctant passenger in Levy," William asked a few questions, which led to the prince to open for his wife and the fight against King Charles and several other family issues. However, he especially avoided asking him about his brother, Prince Harry.

As reported ExplosionLater Levy opened about his decision to turn off Prince Harry and Meghan Male from the conversation. He noted that, until there were limits on what he could or could not ask, he felt inappropriate to ask William about his brother.

"I didn't have interest to ask him about it, because it was, you know, a very sensitive question and certainly not to me to enter it," Levy said.