Prince William reveals he cleans up after kids' pets

The Prince of Wales’ own love for the cuddly creatures was evident during his visit to Woodgate Valley Urban Farm.

Even royals sometimes have to face household chores that are similar to those faced by non-royal folks.

Prince William, 41, shared a relatable parenting moment during his visit to Woodgate Valley Urban Farm. While petting Snowflake the guinea pig, he confessed that his children often forget to clean out their own pet's cage, leaving him with the task.
 

Prince William said he was so happy stroking Snowflake the guinea pig at Woodgate Valley Urban Farm, just outside Birmingham, that he didn’t want to leave. He revealed that his kids always forget to clean out their own guinea pig, leaving him to do it 🥬 pic.twitter.com/yccwgD8iWV

— Victoria Ward (@victoria_ward) April 25, 2024

William's fondness for the furry creatures was clear. He praised the farm's guinea pigs for their pampered appearance. The Prince himself is no stranger to guinea pig companionship, with his wife Kate revealing she also had them as pets during her childhood.

The family's love for animals extends beyond guinea pigs. In 2021, they welcomed a puppy from Kate's brother, James Middleton. Though they sadly lost their beloved dog Lupo in 2020, his memory is cherished, with Middleton paying tribute to Lupo's role as a cherished family member.