Prince William says George, Charlotte and Louis are learning from his ‘biggest weakness’

Prince William reveals Prince Louis is a 'character' but admits Prince George 'knows how to behave'.

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Svar Nanan-Sen

By Svar Nanan-Sen


Published: 09/09/2025

- 22:35

The royal undertook a solo royal engagement in London today

Prince William says he is teaching his children to learn from his “biggest weakness” as their passion for music grows.

The Prince of Wales opened up on his love for music today during a royal engagement in Lambeth, London.


The royal also shared that he is eager for Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis to pursue their musical passions.

William said during the engagement: "I couldn't read music, so that was biggest weakness. I started off playing piano, trumpet and the drums, and then realised I had to memorise every tune and it just fell away."

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Prince William says he is teaching his children to learn from his “biggest weakness” as their passion for music grows.

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The Prince of Wales told young musicians: "I make sure my children learn music because I love music, and it's crucial — really important."

Symphony Studios founder Seth Pinnock said regarding Prince William: "He said he couldn’t play drums well.

“He said he had learned drums and learned keyboards but couldn’t read it… but his children are learning to play keys, so hopefully his kids will come here one day and learn."

Earlier this month, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis returned to school after a six-week summer break.

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The Prince of Wales opened up on his love for music today during a royal engagement in Lambeth, London.

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The three young royals are pupils at Lambrook School, a preparatory school located in Windsor.

This summer holiday held particular importance for Prince George, who enters Year 8 upon his return to Lambrook this week.

This marks his final academic year at the preparatory school.

Lambrook provides education through to Year 8, with pupils typically aged 13.

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The three young royals are pupils at Lambrook School, a preparatory school located in Windsor.

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George is scheduled to finish his studies there in the summer of 2026, before transitioning to secondary education.

Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis will continue their education at Lambrook for several more years.

Charlotte has multiple academic years remaining before she moves to secondary school, whilst Louis has only recently begun his preparatory school experience.