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Prince William and Prince Harry are now happy to settle in married life with Kate and Meghan, respectively, and seem to be gradually strengthening themselves within the royal family as they badume greater responsibilities. . Although their mother, Princess Diana, wanted to give her two boys a childhood as normal as possible, the young princes sometimes came up against the limits of the royal life. Royal author Katie Nicholl, in her 2010 book "William and Harry," reveals that William's desire for freedom during his sabbatical year in 2000 had "exasperated" his father, Prince Charles.
She writes, "Not for the first time, the two men disagreed.
Charles sighed with exasperation and noticed how his eldest son could be determined and extremely stubborn. "
According to Mrs. Nicholl, William was keen to travel to Argentina to play polo and travel as a backpack in South America.
Ms. Nicholl continues: "For [William’s] anger, Charles had vetoed the suggestion.
"It's not fair," William complains. "Everyone is allowed to go hiking, why can not I?"
Charles determined that the sabbatical year was to be "professional, educational and safe".
Eventually, it was decided that William would join the Welsh Guards for an exercise in Belize, "the most difficult expedition of his life," before finishing his work experience in the UK.
He also traveled to Kenya, on Rodriguez Island, in the Indian Ocean, and volunteered in Patagonia, South America.
He then traveled to the University of St Andrews in 2001, where he met Kate, the future Duchess of Cambridge, during their first week at the university.
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