People will always be curious about the royal brothers and how they grew up.
Here is what we know about what it was like for Prince Harry and Prince William as kids.
McGrady added, “But it was always the desserts that they went back for!”
As kids, Harry and William shared the same favorite dessert: flan.
“Whenever the boys were home, Princess Diana would write banana flan in the menu book.
They’d see the banana flan on the side and say, ‘Yes!'”
Nevertheless, lean protein and cruciferous vegetables wouldn’t have been the princes’ first choice."
On to their trail, McGrady decided to serve the young princes chicken instead.
In fact, each boy joined his parents for royal events at a young age.
She said, “I hug my children to death and get into bed with them at night.
I always feed them love.”
Diana explained, “Most importantly, [my role is] being a mother and a wife.
I would be lost without them.”
And she said, ‘No, it’s the toy they want.'"
As the second-born child, Prince Harry became the “spare.”
The British boarding school Ludgrove School is for boys ages 8-13 and was founded in 1892.
As noted by Hello!
“During his first two years there, Eton had been a sanctuary.
“I will forget I know you,” Harry reportedly told William.
As William told Blanchett, he spent plenty of time climbing trees and getting dirty as a kid.
William and Harry have been open about the ways their mother’s loss has impacted them over the years.
When you’re like-minded, you go through similar things.
The brothers have also kept their mother’s memory alive in several ways since 1997.
