Prince William realizes at Monday morning's ceremony that he can take on "anything or anyone."

[Even the future King of England gets depressed on Sundays. To beat the Monday morning blues, Prince William has a unique countermeasure.

"William once said his favorite way to greet Monday mornings is to listen to AC/DC's 'Thunderstruck' to get himself going," the magazine reported. Released by the Australian group in 1990, when William was eight years old, the single was "the perfect tonic" to start a new work week, and during an appearance on Apple Fitness+'s "Time to Walk" podcast, the Prince of Wales He said.

"There's nothing better than listening to AC/DC's 'Thunderstruck' on Monday morning when you're a little bleary-eyed after the weekend and trying to get back into the work week. It absolutely wakes me up and puts me in a great mood for the rest of the week."

He added, "When I listen to this song, I think I'll be headbanging, skipping, and walking pretty fast. It's a hard song to dance along to or nod your head to."

Speaking of dancing, William's three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, have all inherited his love of music, and in the mornings inside Adelaide Cottage, which they share with George, Charlotte, Louis, and of course the Crown Princess, they play each other their favorite songs He said there is a battle. Charlotte loves Shakira's hit "Waka Waka," and William said, "There's a lot of hip moves. There is a lot of dressing up. Charlotte, in particular, runs around the kitchen in dresses and ballet costumes. Charlotte, in particular, runs around the kitchen in dresses and ballet costumes. It's a really happy moment when the kids just enjoy dancing, goofing around, and singing."

William still carries his own childhood memories of music, especially Tina Turner's 1989 cover of Bonnie Tyler's "The Best," which William said he still listens to often. In a touching moment, he said the song reminds him of a "real family moment" when he was driving to school with his mother, Princess Diana, and brother, Prince Harry," the Mirror wrote.