Kids — they say the darndest things, don't they? Well, some kids have a lot more power than other kids. If you're a child who has been reminded since birth that you will one day be the King of England, you surely have a lot more bragging rights than the average toddler at the sandbox.
In a new tell-all book about the Royal Family, author Tina Brown gets into detail about Prince William as a child, and how the Queen felt about her cheeky grandson.
While it's been a minute since one of any substance came out, author and journalist Tina Brown is here to change all of that with her new book, "The Palace Papers."
According to Tina, HM Queen Elizabeth was not impressed with her grandson and complained to her husband, the late Prince Philip, that the future king was "out of control."
Tina reports that Diana once referred to her son as a "holy terror" after returning from a royal tour of Canada in 1983.
However, as the young Prince grew up, Tina claims he became his mother's close confidant.
“William understood Diana more (than Harry), but idealized her less,” Tina writes.
It's interesting to see what kind of son Prince William grew into, and I'm glad he was there for his mother when she needed him.
"The Palace Papers" is available for purchase now.
h/t: Page Six
