THE Prince and Princess of Wales are enjoying some trivial pursuits after setting up a family pub-quiz team.
William, Kate and their two eldest children George, 12, and Charlotte, ten, regularly take part in a weekly quiz in a pub near one of the royal homes.
One rival said: “The quiz is actually very tricky but also a lot of fun.
“My lips are sealed on whether ‘Team Wales’ has ever won first prize.”
During his Apple TV+ interview with actor Eugene Levy last week, William admitted he struggles with history and said George is “way better”.
But the Aston Villa fan impressed with his footie knowledge when he appeared on TNT Sports before last season’s Champions League clash with PSG.
William and Kate, both 43, have degrees from the University of St Andrews.
Wills earned a 2:1 in Geography and Kate got a 2:1 in Modern Art.
Their children go to fee-paying Lambrook near Ascot, Berks, recognised as one of the UK’s top 100 prep schools.
Kate and Wills were regular pub quizzers when they lived in North Wales following their 2011 wedding.
And Kate’s mum Carole Middleton held video-call family quizzes during the Covid lockdowns.
A spokesman for Wills and Kate declined to comment.
PRINCE William has said it is “impossible” not to be encouraged by the 15 finalists for his £50million Earthshot eco prize — to be handed out in Rio next month.
