The heartwarming interaction didn’t end there. St. Nicholas Catholic Academy later shared a video of Prince William and Mohammed posing for a selfie. “Something to brighten up your day!!!” the school wrote in a post on January 28. “So… one of our amazing Year 5 children managed to not only have a chat with @KensingtonRoyal Prince William, he also managed to get a selfie!”
In recent years, Prince William and Princess Kate, 43, have fully embraced the selfie trend, often pausing for photos when asked. Known for their warm approach with children, the royal couple frequently kneels to speak at eye level, making their interactions even more personal.
Something to brighten up your day!!!
So… one of our amazing year 5 Children managed to not only have a chat with @KensingtonRoyal Prince William, he also managed to get a selfie!#Appetiteforchange@StJosephCMAT pic.twitter.com/Y4aEXAI5Jp— St Nicholas Catholic Academy (@stnicsliv) January 28, 2025
William’s conversation with Mohammed also echoed a relatable moment he shared about his own kids. According to Hello!, students from Princes Primary School and English Martyrs Catholic Primary School admitted they couldn’t remember what they had learned in class. Laughing, William confessed, “I ask my children this every day, and they always say absolutely nothing at all.”
The Prince and Princess of Wales’ three children attend Lambrook School near their Windsor home. Recently, the family took a break from their routine to enjoy their half-term holiday on the private Caribbean island of Mustique, a long-time favorite getaway destination for them.
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