Prince William Makes Relatable Confession About Christmas Day Church Service

“As we're walking along here, it's been a walk that my family have done for many, many years on the way to church on Christmas Day. It must be at least 25 years by now,” William said during the episode, per People. “I have strong memories of walking down here, and my grandfather, he used to walk so fast that there'd be huge gaps and spaces between all of us walking down, and there'd be us at the back with little legs trying to keep up. You know, I think, over time, you start to feel quite attached to those moments and those memories before.”

According to the father of three, the church features pews that face one another, where he and Prince Harry could look across and see his cousins and other family members.

“And what's very good about it is that we sit opposite each other as a family, and growing up, having my cousins sat opposite me has always been quite difficult to keep a straight face at times. I have had the giggles many, many times in the service. Luckily, no one's filming it. So you can get away with it, and on Christmas Day, it's fun to have a giggle and enjoy yourself.”

While he doesn’t specifically mention which cousins, it’s likely that he’s talking about Princess Eugenie, Princess Beatrice or Zara Tindall and Peter Phillips.

Church with this group sounds like there was never a dull moment.

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