Prince William wants Prince Charles to be more with his grandchildren because he is "brilliant"

Here is a piece of the British royal family that you may not know: The Prince of Wales is an amazing grandfather. Prince William calls Prince Charles a brilliant "grandfather" Prince, son and heir: Charles at age 70, the new documentary of the BBC One celebrating the 70th anniversary of Charles. As reported by Entertainment tonightWilliam and Prince Harry both explained how fabulous their father was and would like to spend more time with his family.

William said his 70-year-old father was so great with his children that he hoped Charles would spend more time with Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. And as Harry and Meghan Markle are expecting their first child together next spring, the Duke of Sussex would not want his father to spend more time with his family.

William said in the documentary about Charles,

"I'd like him to have more time with the kids, having more time with him at home would be nice, and being able to play with the grandchildren, you know, when he's there, he's brilliant, but we need him there as much as possible. "

Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, is also touched about her husband and his presence with children, including his five grandchildren,

"He reads Harry Potter and he can do all the different voices and I think the kids really appreciate it. He'll get on his knees and crawl with them for hours, you know, making funny noises and laughing, and my grandchildren will love him, absolutely love him. "

Can you imagine Charles reading the Harry Potter book series to different voices? He looks like a wonderful, silly and funny grandfather. It's no wonder William wants his three children to get to know their grandfather better.

Harry also explained in the documentary how much Charles is a worker, but he wants his father to take more time for himself and his family.

"He needs to slow down," Harry said. "It's a man who dines ridiculously late into the night, then goes to his office later in the night and falls asleep on his notes to the point of waking up with a piece of paper stuck to his face."

Harry continued

"The man never stops." When we were kids, there were bags and work bags that the office had just sent him, and we could barely go to his desk to say good night. "

Although Charles apparently works continuously (he is after all the heir to the British throne), it is clear that he loves his grandchildren very much. During his visit to Ghana in November, Charles said he wanted a better future for his grandchildren. according to The telegraph, Charles attended a meeting on plastic pollution, where he said:

"I am about to have another grandchild, and I suppose many of you may or may have grandchildren as well." It seems foolish that we bequeath this to them. completely polluted, damaged and destroyed world, all grandchildren deserve a better future. "

In addition, in BBC One's documentary, Charles revealed that he had planted trees for George after the birth of his first grandchild in July 2013. By beckoning to a group of trees his Scottish house from Birkhall, Charles kindly shared: "That's George's wood." I'm getting older, all I'm longing for is planting trees. </ p> <p> I hope it'll be pretty fun for George, as they grow up, and he grows up. "

As William said, Charles really looks like a "big" brilliant "father" who, whatever it is, will continue to have a tremendous impact on the lives of his grandchildren.