The Prince Of Wales has revealed his children’s ‘cheeky’ cycling habit (Image: Getty)
has sent Royal Fans into a frenzy after sharing a rare glimpse into his family life with the and their three children.
For his latest engagement the Prince of Wales visited the Toxteth area of Liverpool to meet members of the Tiber Young People’s Steering Group and Cycle of Life.
Whilst visiting Cycle of Life, a non-profit cycling organisation, the Prince revealed a cheeky trip he takes with his children where play as a family and go on bike rides.
As the future king pumped up a bike tyre and enjoyed a hot chocolate, William took a moment to reflect on his family days out with Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
Prince William took a moment to reflect on his family days out (Image: Getty)
He said: “My children quite like pulling just the back brake and sliding along. Usually the back wheel will come past you. There is a technique.”
He added: “As a parent of young children, I do see the responsibility of looking after things whether it’s a pet or kit like this – as part of growing up.”
The weather unfortunately prevented him from taking part in a planned bike ride – prompting the Prince to joke that he would have “looked like a drowned rat”.
Donning a dark green jacket and dark trainers the Prince also met with Liverpool FC legend Sir Kenny Dalglish during his visit to the Tiber centre.
William even showed off his football skills in a game (Image: Getty)
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Whilst chatting to Sir Kenny Dalglish and former Everton stars Ian Snodin and Graham Stuart, admitted that Liverpool FC were playing “amazingly well”.
He said: “The way Liverpool are playing at the moment they’re going to steamroll everyone this season.” He was also seen showing off his football skills as he joined in a game with local teenagers.
The on his way to Liverpool as he travelled from London to Toxteth on an Avanti West Coast service.
He was seen chatting to other passengers on the journey, as well as members of staff and spent time talking to other passengers disembarking the train when he got off at Liverpool Lime Street Station.