Prince William hilariously reveals his favourite emoji - and nobody would ever have guessed it

Prince William and Princess Kate person shared immoderate of their favourite things - including the emojis they usage successful substance messages - and it seems the aboriginal king has a cheeky side

The Royals, it seems, are conscionable similar america erstwhile it comes to texting, arsenic Prince William hilariously revealed his favourite emoji - and cipher would person ever person guessed it.

When quizzed astir his favourite emoji connected BBC Radio 1's 'Going Home', Prince William playfully asked: "Is this a cleanable happening oregon is this a household one?" He went connected to say: "I've been told not to accidental the aubergine, truthful I've got to prime thing else. It would person been the aubergine, but I'm saying present - due to the fact that I've got to beryllium each grown up - it's the 1 wherever the eyes spell up and down and the mouth's out".

The Prince's reply sparked a flurry of reactions connected societal media, with Royal enthusiasts noting the suggestive quality of the aubergine emoji - known for its phallic resemblance - often utilized arsenic a euphemistic icon successful saucy substance exchanges. Alongside Prince William was his woman Kate, who revealed her favourite emoji to beryllium a little provocative choice: "The bosom with past the crying emoji."

The Princess of Wales explained, "The benignant of similar 'hysterical laughing' erstwhile things person gone wrong."

The brace continued to divulge immoderate lesser-known aspects of their idiosyncratic lives, engaging successful speech with Radio 1 amusement hosts Jordan North and Vick Hope, during a forum successful Birmingham to commemorate World Mental Health Day.

Kate spilled the beans connected their meal plans, revealing: "Curry oregon teriyaki oregon salmon", whereas Prince William confessed: "I can't bash excessively overmuch spice. I commencement sweating. It's not attractive. [Kate] has to bring it successful mildly due to the fact that otherwise, I get excessively sweaty. It's not a bully sight."

Meanwhile, the royals' emoji crippled continues to intrigue, with Prince Harry antecedently grabbing headlines for his penchant for the shade emoji implicit a accepted smiley. Royal insiders Carolyn Durand and Omid Scobie, who is Royal Editor-at-Large astatine Harper's Bazaar, claimed that the Duke of Sussex is simply a instrumentality of utilizing the shade emoji, often choosing it implicit a smiley face, arsenic they revealed successful their explosive publication astir the Sussexes, 'Finding Freedom'.