Prince William revealed ‘ tip for a successful day during a good luck speech for the England soccer team.

William and Princess Kate’s youngest child has stolen hearts on the Buckingham Palace balcony with his cheeky behavior.

And while on the school run, his father asked for advice to share with the England players ahead of the UEFA Euro 2024 soccer championships, beginning this month.

It turns out that for Prince Louis the key to a great day is to eat a double-sized breakfast, though William seemed unsure the strategy would work in elite sport.

The Prince of Wales said: “Guys, I was just thinking on the way here what would I say today? Some of you have heard me speak before, some of you are new to the setup.

“I thought, what could I offer all of you, your experienced team, here? What could I say that would help in a way?

“I was on the school run this morning with the children and I said ‘what should I say to the England team when I see them today?’

“The best bit of advice I got was to eat twice the amount you normally would eat. So, I then have visions of you running around with massive great tummies and loads of stitches on the pitch. I think maybe take my youngest’s advice with a pinch of salt particularly around the physio teams.”

William did not say what advice and had during his speech, at St. George’s Park, England’s national football center.

The prince was acting in his capacity as president of the Football Association (FA), English football’s governing body.

The Wales family has had a tough start to the year after Princess Kate had abdominal surgery in January and was later diagnosed with cancer, beginning chemotherapy in late February.

The palace has yet to confirm whether Kate or their children will attend Trooping the Colour, ‘s birthday parade, on Saturday, June 15.

If they did, it would mark the first public appearance of the year for Kate, Charlotte and Louis.

However, the palace recently suggested Kate had not yet been cleared to return to work and without her present, it may be more difficult for the children to attend as will be taking part in the military parade.

Jack Royston is chief royal correspondent for Regalrumination.com, based in London. You can find him on X (formerly ) at and read his stories on Regalrumination.com‘s

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