JUST HOURS AGO: Prince William Steps In After Prince George’s Blunt One-Word Response at the Commonwealth Games.
Prince William steps in over blunt one-word Prince George response at Commonwealth Games
Prince William and his family were in Glasgow to watch the Commonwealth Games when the Prince of Wales stepped in.

The Prince and Princess of Wales, William and Catherine, attending the Commonwealth Games with their family. (Image: Getty)
Prince George’s blunt response to TV presenter Gethin Jones forced Prince William to step in during their conversation at the Commonwealth Games. The Prince of Wales, alongside his family, attended netball and cycling events on Saturday as they made a public appearance in Glasgow.
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Prince William steps in over blunt one-word Prince George response at Commonwealth Games
Prince William and his family were in Glasgow to watch the Commonwealth Games when the Prince of Wales stepped in.
By Ben Crawford, Jack McEachen

The Prince and Princess of Wales, William and Catherine, attending the Commonwealth Games with their family. (Image: Getty)
Prince George’s blunt response to TV presenter Gethin Jones forced Prince William to step in during their conversation at the Commonwealth Games. The Prince of Wales, alongside his family, attended netball and cycling events on Saturday as they made a public appearance in Glasgow.
The occasion was deemed significant as Prince Louis was considered old enough to join in on the fun, alongside the Princess of Wales and Princess Charlotte. The action-packed day saw the family interact with tournament mascot Finnie the Unicorn, while Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis even updated the live medal tally.
However, it was at Wales House, the central Team Wales hub, where the family sat down to speak with athletes about the Games, and presenter Jones’ question to the children prompted William to intervene.
Princess Catherine revealed that five-time Olympic gold-medal cyclist Dame Laura Kenny, whom the family had just been introduced to, attempted to persuade her and her husband to try their hand at track cycling. She then disclosed her response was: “Be careful what you wish for, as they want to put us on a tandem bike in the velodrome.”
Jones then asked all three of the children a question.
“Would you like to see mum and dad on a tandem in the velodrome later?” he asked, with only George responding rather promptly: “No.”
His son’s blunt reply prompted William to intervene and make a candid admission. He joked: “We embarrass you enough as it is.”

Presenter Gethin Jones spoke to the Royals at the Commonwealth Games. (Image: Getty)
Cycling wasn’t the only subject on the agenda during the visit to Wales House. The family also met with twin Welsh gymnasts Abigail and Emily Roper, who both claimed bronze medals last week at the Games.
Princess Catherine was quick to draw her youngest son, Louis, into a conversation with the pair and said: “Louis, you’re perfecting your handstand at the moment.”
With his arms crossed, he replied: “A bit. But Charlotte says I’m not very good.”
The family began their day at the Games watching Jamaica pull off a remarkable upset in the netball semi-finals, defeating Australia at The Hydro.
A trip to the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome followed later, where they were introduced to Hoy himself as well as Dame Laura. The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh were also in attendance.
The judo finals at the Scottish Event Campus rounded off the sporting action, and in addition to the live events, their gathering at Wales House was succeeded by a visit to youth charity SportsAid, of which Princess Catherine is a patron. The family also greeted several volunteers and competitors outside The Hydro.