Prince William may certainly be the heir to the throne, but he has made it very clear that over the years, especially this year, the family will come first. He is most certainly a proud dad, especially the son of 10-year-old Prince George and 6-year-old Prince Louis at yesterday's Buckingham Palace garden party (William is also the dad of his daughter Princess Charlotte, who turned 9 earlier this month).

With luck, the Royals let slip details about their personal and family life with such a deal, and William was delivered in a bright mood despite the rain in London at yesterday's garden party. During a chat with Rowan Adeline, a member of William's Homwords Foundation (which works to fight Homelessness), the author gave William one of 10 copies of the children's book Homwords, after which William slipped in details about Lewis's bedtime routine. 

"The gift was something that William greatly appreciated," the outlet reported, and he told Adeline he couldn't wait to share it with Louis, "This is great, so it's inspiring," William said. "Let me read this to Louis tonight at bedtime.

Daily Mail Hi for the first time William read the name of the children's book and the broom in front of the bed and in the spotting room Julia Donaldson during a visit to the ice cream parlour in South Wales on the day 2020, he said, "I read the children's "Hi." He recalled that the book saved a lot of bedtime, and when he met Donaldson when he received her CBE (Commander of the Order of the British Empire) for service to literature, he said, "I said, "Do you understand how many parents you saved at bedtime?"William said.

William also called author David Williams, who said the Prince of Wales "is also doing good books for kids — for kids a little older, I think" I've read 1, and it was really, really good.

Aderyn's hometown, named after William's initiative to eradicate the homeless, found himself without a home Jack and I (a word to Aderyn-Wise-print more than 10 copies! The world needs to read this book.

According to the Daily Express, George was also in William's mind while he was conversing with another garden party guest. William touched on George's future career aspirations while holding an umbrella for Chrissy Lacey, the leader of the RAF squadron, and said he wanted to visit her base because George is a "potential pilot in the making."William said. This is the first time George's father has spoken of the love of the plane — in 2016, Princess Kate and George character set up a three-year-old who is "stuck with the plane project and not linked to the air boy," hi. William was once a pilot of a search and rescue helicopter, so George comes up with it honestly.

Back to the Garden Party — William also told the squadron leader during their conversation that he "loves cookies" after Lacey told him about her "cookie ministry."”