Prince William, recently spoke over video chat with the charity PEEK Project, which focuses on developing community among the UK’s youth, as well as providing meals for families in need during the coronavirus pandemic.

William, 37, first spoke to chef Charlie Farrally about his work with the charity. He said, “You’ll know yourself — the hardest time is dinnertime,” said the chef, referencing William’s children George, 6, Charlotte, 5, and Louis, 2, who he shares with wife Kate Middleton.

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🚚 Taking a look inside the @Peek_Project food truck… • The Duke of Cambridge joined CEO Michaela and Community Chef Charlie to talk about the importance of delivering healthy and nutritious food to the families they support in Glasgow during lockdown. • Funds from the @National_Emergencies_Trust_ Coronavirus Appeal, through the partnership with Foundation Scotland, have enabled PEEK to respond to demand for hygiene and wellbeing packs, such as sanitary products and soap which are being provided alongside the food deliveries. • Visit the Royal Family YouTube page to see more as The Duke, Patron of the National Emergencies Trust, spoke with two Scottish beneficiaries from the #NETCoronavirusAppeal.

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Depends on what’s on the table, though, Charlie,” said the prince with a laugh. “If the parents put on something that the children love dinner time goes very well, but if you put something on the table they don’t want to do, that’s another ball game.”

William and Middleton, 38, have been quarantining with their three children during the coronavirus pandemic… apparently they’re struggling like the rest of us. Recently, Middleton shared that George has been getting somewhat jealous of Charlotte.

She said, “George gets very upset because he just wants to do all of Charlotte’s projects,” She added, “spider sandwiches are far cooler than literacy work.”

Ah kids!