The Duke of Cambridge, Prince William, gets up and personal during an episode of Apple Fitness+ festive episode 'Time To Walk'.

 
Prince William, through this episode, is encouraging people to take a break from their routine lives and go for a walk instead: for &nbsp;the sake of good mental health.&nbsp;

 
The episode starts with him talking about his father's love for long walks and how Prince Charles "used to try and force Harry and I out of the house the whole time" but they "weren't really having any of it."

 
"But now, as you get older, you appreciate it a lot more and you see it for what it is," William says, emotionally.&nbsp;

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The Duke of Cambridge also focusses on the importance of keeping mentally fit.

 
William's walk was recorded in his family's sprawling 20,000-acre Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, eastern England.

 
Talking about his family's annual Christmas Day pilgrimage, William remembered "strong memories" of his grandfather plowing ahead while "there'd be us at the back with little legs trying to keep up."

 
During the episode, Prince William recalls a black tie event that had left him sweating profusely.&nbsp;

 
In 2013, at a fundraising gala at Kensington Palace, American singers Jon Bon Jovi and Taylor Swift were attending, "which nearly knocked me off my feet."

 
William recalled "a lot of handshaking to do those nights" where he tried to "be charming and interactive." He then went to watch the main performances of the evening, thinking that would give him time to relax as well. 
"I'm sat next to Taylor Swift. She's on my left. And after Jon does his first song, there's a pause, and she turns to me. She puts her hand on my arm, looks me in the eye, and says, 'Come on, William. Let's go and sing,'. To this day, I still do not know what came over me. Honestly, even now I'm cringing at what happened next, and I don't understand why I gave in. But, frankly, if Taylor Swift looks you in the eye, touches your arm, and says, 'Come with me...' I got up like a puppy and went, 'Yeah, okay, that seems like a great idea. I'll follow you.'" he remembered.&nbsp;

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"Beneath my black tie, there was a lot of sweating going on. I felt like a swan, where I was trying to keep myself composed on the outside, but inside, the little legs are paddling fast," the royal added.&nbsp; 
"At times, when you're taken out of your comfort zone, you've got to roll with it," he concluded by saying.&nbsp; 
The Duke also talked about his time as an air ambulance pilot and the impact it had on his mental health. One experience in particular, of him helping a young boy hit by a car, was shared during the podcast episode.&nbsp;

 
Prince William "went home that night pretty upset but not noticeably" and was aware that "something had changed... a real tension inside of me." He describes compartmentalizing his feelings and returning to work but "it really hit me weeks later."

 
"My personal life and everything was absolutely fine. I was happy at home and happy at work, but I kept looking at myself, going, 'Why am I feeling like this? Why do I feel so sad?' And I started to realize that, actually, you're taking home people's trauma, people's sadness, and it's affecting you."

 
He said he was "lucky" he had someone to talk to from the Air Ambulance service, adding that he has spoken to frontline workers throughout the pandemic who are grappling with mental health and has urged listeners to support discussions like he did.&nbsp;

 
The episode also featured a music section, including Tina Turner's 'The Best' which his mother used to blast in the car as he, his brother were sent back to boarding school.

 
"Sitting in the backseat, singing away, it felt like a real family moment. And my mother, she'd be driving along, singing at the top of her voice. And we'd even get the policeman in the car, he'd be occasionally singing along, as well," William said.&nbsp;

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The Duke quickly added that he is amazed his three children "already have inherited my family's love of music."

 
"One of the songs that the children are loving at the moment is Shakira, 'Waka Waka'. Charlotte, particularly, is running around the kitchen in her dresses and ballet stuff and everything. She goes completely crazy with Louis following her around trying to do the same thing," he explained.&nbsp;

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The Duke of Cambridge, Prince William, gets up and personal during an episode of Apple Fitness+ festive episode 'Time To Walk'. Prince William, through this episode, is encouraging people to take a break from their routine lives and go for a walk instead: for the sake of good mental health.

The Duke of Cambridge, Prince William, gets up and personal during an episode of Apple Fitness+ festive episode 'Time To Walk'. Prince William, through this episode, is encouraging people to take a break from their routine lives and go for a walk instead: for the sake of good mental health. The episode starts with him talking about his father's love for long walks and how Prince Charles "used to try and force Harry and I out of the house the whole time" but they "weren't really having any of it." "But now, as you get older, you appreciate it a lot more and you see it for what it is," William says, emotionally. Also read: 'Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse' Part 1 trailer out: Watch The Duke of Cambridge also focusses on the importance of keeping mentally fit. William's walk was recorded in his family's sprawling 20,000-acre Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, eastern England. Talking about his family's annual Christmas Day pilgrimage, William remembered "strong memories" of his grandfather plowing ahead while "there'd be us at the back with little legs trying to keep up." During the episode, Prince William recalls a black tie event that had left him sweating profusely. In 2013, at a fundraising gala at Kensington Palace, American singers Jon Bon Jovi and Taylor Swift were attending, "which nearly knocked me off my feet." William recalled "a lot of handshaking to do those nights" where he tried to "be charming and interactive." He then went to watch the main performances of the evening, thinking that would give him time to relax as well. "I'm sat next to Taylor Swift. She's on my left. And after Jon does his first song, there's a pause, and she turns to me. She puts her hand on my arm, looks me in the eye, and says, 'Come on, William. Let's go and sing,'. To this day, I still do not know what came over me. Honestly, even now I'm cringing at what happened next, and I don't understand why I gave in. But, frankly, if Taylor Swift looks you in the eye, touches your arm, and says, 'Come with me...' I got up like a puppy and went, 'Yeah, okay, that seems like a great idea. I'll follow you.'" he remembered. Also read: ‘Batman: The Animated Series’ audio drama in the works "Beneath my black tie, there was a lot of sweating going on. I felt like a swan, where I was trying to keep myself composed on the outside, but inside, the little legs are paddling fast," the royal added. "At times, when you're taken out of your comfort zone, you've got to roll with it," he concluded by saying. The Duke also talked about his time as an air ambulance pilot and the impact it had on his mental health. One experience in particular, of him helping a young boy hit by a car, was shared during the podcast episode. Prince William "went home that night pretty upset but not noticeably" and was aware that "something had changed... a real tension inside of me." He describes compartmentalizing his feelings and returning to work but "it really hit me weeks later." "My personal life and everything was absolutely fine. I was happy at home and happy at work, but I kept looking at myself, going, 'Why am I feeling like this? Why do I feel so sad?' And I started to realize that, actually, you're taking home people's trauma, people's sadness, and it's affecting you." He said he was "lucky" he had someone to talk to from the Air Ambulance service, adding that he has spoken to frontline workers throughout the pandemic who are grappling with mental health and has urged listeners to support discussions like he did. The episode also featured a music section, including Tina Turner's 'The Best' which his mother used to blast in the car as he, his brother were sent back to boarding school. "Sitting in the backseat, singing away, it felt like a real family moment. And my mother, she'd be driving along, singing at the top of her voice. And we'd even get the policeman in the car, he'd be occasionally singing along, as well," William said. Also read: 'Morbius' new teaser shows Jared Leto's transformation into blood-thirsty creature The Duke quickly added that he is amazed his three children "already have inherited my family's love of music." "One of the songs that the children are loving at the moment is Shakira, 'Waka Waka'. Charlotte, particularly, is running around the kitchen in her dresses and ballet stuff and everything. She goes completely crazy with Louis following her around trying to do the same thing," he explained. Also read: Sir Antony Sher, Prince Charles' favourite actor, dies at 72

An emotional Prince William recalls singalongs with mother, brother Harry: Felt real

All eyes were on Prince William and Prince Harry as they took their seats to sit opposite each other at the funeral of their grandfather Prince Philip. 
 
The Duke of Sussex and Duke of Cambridge are sitting opposite one another in St George’s Chapel, as the royal family bids farewell to the 99-year-old Duke.

The pair, who have had a difficult relationship in recent years, face each other in the quire as part of just 30 family members for the Duke of Edinburgh’s downsized funeral. 
 
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While William is joined in a bubble arrangement with his wife the Duchess of Cambridge, Harry sits alone.

As young boys in 1997, the pair provided the most poignant image of their mother Princess Diana's funeral as they walked, heads bowed, behind her coffin. 
 
Prince Philip, also known as the Duke of Edinburgh, accompanied them, alongside their father Prince Charles and uncle&nbsp;Charles Spencer.

Their grandfather's funeral, at Windsor Castle at 3 pm (1400 GMT) Saturday, is the pair's first reunion since Harry's shock move to the United States last year. 
 
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The brothers have reportedly fallen out over Harry's departure from the royal frontline and move to California with his wife, Meghan.

When the coffin, to be carried on a bespoke Land Rover designed to Philip's specifications, arrives at St George's Chapel, William will move ahead of his younger brother as the royal mourners enter in pairs. 
 
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The procession elements were among the eagerly awaited details released by the Palace ahead of the service, which has been curtailed due to coronavirus restrictions.

The Queen&nbsp;arrived at St George's Chapel for the funeral of Prince Philip as she prepares to say goodbye to her husband of 73 years.

The Duke of Edinburgh's "unwavering loyalty" to the Queen is being&nbsp;praised at the ceremony in Windsor, as well as his "courage, fortitude and faith".

Prince Philip began his final journey on Saturday, as his coffin was taken to his funeral, followed slowly by his grieving children and widow, Queen Elizabeth II.

The couple's four children &nbsp;-- Charles, Anne, Andrew and Edward -- walked behind the coffin, borne on a modified Land Rover hearse, through the grounds of Windsor Castle to St George's Chapel.

Accompanying them were his grandsons, princes William and Harry, and the Queen, who was in a Bentley car.

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All eyes were on Prince William and Prince Harry as they took their seats to sit opposite each other at the funeral of their grandfather Prince Philip. The Duke of Sussex and Duke of Cambridge are sitting opposite one another in St George’s Chapel, as the royal family bids farewell to the 99-year-old Duke.

All eyes were on Prince William and Prince Harry as they took their seats to sit opposite each other at the funeral of their grandfather Prince Philip. The Duke of Sussex and Duke of Cambridge are sitting opposite one another in St George’s Chapel, as the royal family bids farewell to the 99-year-old Duke. The pair, who have had a difficult relationship in recent years, face each other in the quire as part of just 30 family members for the Duke of Edinburgh’s downsized funeral. Live updates: Prince Philip’s funeral service underway at St George’s Chapel While William is joined in a bubble arrangement with his wife the Duchess of Cambridge, Harry sits alone. As young boys in 1997, the pair provided the most poignant image of their mother Princess Diana's funeral as they walked, heads bowed, behind her coffin. Prince Philip, also known as the Duke of Edinburgh, accompanied them, alongside their father Prince Charles and uncle Charles Spencer. Their grandfather's funeral, at Windsor Castle at 3 pm (1400 GMT) Saturday, is the pair's first reunion since Harry's shock move to the United States last year. Queen Elizabeth returns to royal duties four days after her husband's death: Reports The brothers have reportedly fallen out over Harry's departure from the royal frontline and move to California with his wife, Meghan. When the coffin, to be carried on a bespoke Land Rover designed to Philip's specifications, arrives at St George's Chapel, William will move ahead of his younger brother as the royal mourners enter in pairs. Queen Elizabeth 'understands' why Meghan Markle is not attending Prince Philip's funeral The procession elements were among the eagerly awaited details released by the Palace ahead of the service, which has been curtailed due to coronavirus restrictions. The Queen arrived at St George's Chapel for the funeral of Prince Philip as she prepares to say goodbye to her husband of 73 years. The Duke of Edinburgh's "unwavering loyalty" to the Queen is being praised at the ceremony in Windsor, as well as his "courage, fortitude and faith". Prince Philip began his final journey on Saturday, as his coffin was taken to his funeral, followed slowly by his grieving children and widow, Queen Elizabeth II. The couple's four children -- Charles, Anne, Andrew and Edward -- walked behind the coffin, borne on a modified Land Rover hearse, through the grounds of Windsor Castle to St George's Chapel. Accompanying them were his grandsons, princes William and Harry, and the Queen, who was in a Bentley car.

Prince William and Prince Harry sit opposite each other at Prince Philip's funeral

Prince William reportedly misses his brother Prince Harry. According to The Sunday Times, despite the tension between the two brothers William hopes that their "relationship will heal with time." 
 
William was the most upset&nbsp;by a statement Harry and Meghan released last year, as they prepared to step down as senior members of the Royal family. 
 
While outlining their plans to launch a non-profit organization following their exit, the couple released a statement which in part addressed the rules surrounding the use of the word "royal.' "

"While there is not any jurisdiction by The Monarchy or Cabinet Office over the use of the word 'Royal' overseas, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex do not intend to use 'Sussex Royal' or any iteration of the word 'Royal,' " the message read.&nbsp;

A source close to the Duke of Cambridge told The Sunday Times, "That was it for William, he felt they'd blindsided the Queen in such an insulting and disrespectful way."

"Once he got over the anger of how things happened, he was left with the absence of his brother," a source told the outlet. "They shared everything about their lives, an office, a foundation, meetings together most days and there was a lot of fun along the way. He'll miss it forever."

Another source told the outlet that while William, 38, is still "very upset by what's happened," he's "absolutely intent that he and Harry's relationship will heal in time."&nbsp;

During his joint Oprah Winfrey interview with Meghan, Harry acknowledged that he and his brother, who is second in line to the throne behind their father, are on "different paths."&nbsp;

"I love William to bits. He's my brother. We've been through hell together," Harry, 36, explained. "But we are on different paths."

Although he described his relationship with his older sibling at the moment as "space," Harry reiterated that he "will always be there" for William.&nbsp;

While stepping out for the first time since the interview aired, William told reporters that he hadn't "spoken to" his brother about the sit-down yet, "but I will do."&nbsp; Since then, both William and their father have been in contact with Harry.&nbsp;

"Harry has talked to his brother and he has talked to his father too," Gayle King, &nbsp;who is friends with Oprah and the Duchess of Sussex, revealed on CBS This Morning recently. "The word I was given was that those conversations were not productive. But they are glad that they have at least started a conversation."&nbsp;

According to a People report,&nbsp; the relationship between Charles and his sons has been complex for years. "There has always been this complicated relationship with their dad," a palace source was quoted saying. "It's not a straightforward father-son relationship," the palace source added. "He is their father and their boss, and they are beholden to him to fund their offices and lives."

Prince William reportedly misses his brother Prince Harry. According to The Sunday Times, despite the tension between the two brothers William hopes that their "relationship will heal with time.

Prince William reportedly misses his brother Prince Harry. According to The Sunday Times, despite the tension between the two brothers William hopes that their "relationship will heal with time." William was the most upset by a statement Harry and Meghan released last year, as they prepared to step down as senior members of the Royal family. While outlining their plans to launch a non-profit organization following their exit, the couple released a statement which in part addressed the rules surrounding the use of the word "royal.' " "While there is not any jurisdiction by The Monarchy or Cabinet Office over the use of the word 'Royal' overseas, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex do not intend to use 'Sussex Royal' or any iteration of the word 'Royal,' " the message read. A source close to the Duke of Cambridge told The Sunday Times, "That was it for William, he felt they'd blindsided the Queen in such an insulting and disrespectful way." "Once he got over the anger of how things happened, he was left with the absence of his brother," a source told the outlet. "They shared everything about their lives, an office, a foundation, meetings together most days and there was a lot of fun along the way. He'll miss it forever." Another source told the outlet that while William, 38, is still "very upset by what's happened," he's "absolutely intent that he and Harry's relationship will heal in time." During his joint Oprah Winfrey interview with Meghan, Harry acknowledged that he and his brother, who is second in line to the throne behind their father, are on "different paths." "I love William to bits. He's my brother. We've been through hell together," Harry, 36, explained. "But we are on different paths." Although he described his relationship with his older sibling at the moment as "space," Harry reiterated that he "will always be there" for William. While stepping out for the first time since the interview aired, William told reporters that he hadn't "spoken to" his brother about the sit-down yet, "but I will do." Since then, both William and their father have been in contact with Harry. "Harry has talked to his brother and he has talked to his father too," Gayle King, who is friends with Oprah and the Duchess of Sussex, revealed on CBS This Morning recently. "The word I was given was that those conversations were not productive. But they are glad that they have at least started a conversation." According to a People report, the relationship between Charles and his sons has been complex for years. "There has always been this complicated relationship with their dad," a palace source was quoted saying. "It's not a straightforward father-son relationship," the palace source added. "He is their father and their boss, and they are beholden to him to fund their offices and lives."

Prince William is still 'upset' with Prince Harry but hopes 'time will heal the relationship': Report

If you are a fan of the British royals and follow the Star Wars movies then you are in for a surprise.&nbsp;

Prince William and Prince Harry are reported to be a part of the new Star Wars movie. They will be doing a cameo in the movie.&nbsp;

Speaking to BBC Radio 4, actor John Boyega said, &ldquo;I&rsquo;ve had enough with those secrets,&rdquo;

He added, &ldquo;They came on set. They were there. I&rsquo;m sick of hiding it. I think it was leaked, anyway.&rdquo;

But before you start thinking of plausible ways or characters in which they will appear in the movie, it is being hinted that the Royals will share a screen time in the movie that will be discreet. According to reports, they will play the role of two out of the many Stormtroopers--the Galactic Empire soldiers in full white body armor, on a secret base.

Both the Royals have time and again shared publicly their love for the franchise. Prince William has admitted that he is a &quot;total geek&quot; about the franchise while Prince Harry was seen engaging in a lively lightsaber duel on the set in April of last year.&nbsp;

If hiding the identity of Royals in the movie is true, then this won&#39;t be the first time for the franchise. On previous occasions, other high-profile actors have acted and have been missed by the fans. Under the&nbsp;Stormtrooper mask, Daniel Craig, the Bond actor appeared in Star Wars: The Force Awakens. There are also reports that Tom Hardy will make an appearance in white.&nbsp;

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Star Wars: The Last Jedi is scheduled for release on December 15 this year

If you are a fan of the British royals and follow the Star Wars movies then you are in for a surprise. Prince William and Prince Harry are reported to be a part of the new Star Wars movie. They will be doing a cameo in the movie. Speaking to BBC Radio 4, actor John Boyega said, “I’ve had enough with those secrets,” He added, “They came on set. They were there. I’m sick of hiding it. I think it was leaked, anyway.” But before you start thinking of plausible ways or characters in which they will appear in the movie, it is being hinted that the Royals will share a screen time in the movie that will be discreet. According to reports, they will play the role of two out of the many Stormtroopers--the Galactic Empire soldiers in full white body armor, on a secret base. Both the Royals have time and again shared publicly their love for the franchise. Prince William has admitted that he is a "total geek" about the franchise while Prince Harry was seen engaging in a lively lightsaber duel on the set in April of last year. If hiding the identity of Royals in the movie is true, then this won't be the first time for the franchise. On previous occasions, other high-profile actors have acted and have been missed by the fans. Under the Stormtrooper mask, Daniel Craig, the Bond actor appeared in Star Wars: The Force Awakens. There are also reports that Tom Hardy will make an appearance in white. (WION)

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An emotional Prince William recalls singalongs with mother, brother Harry: Felt real

Prince William and Prince Harry sit opposite each other at Prince Philip's funeral

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Prince William and Harry to do a cameo in new Star Wars