The Duke of Cambridge appeared to be enjoying himself during the royal visit to Malta on the weekend as he played table football and Xbox with some young children.
Prince William even jokingly offered a child care student a position looking after his son and third in line to the throne, Prince George.
People magazine reported that William, 32, had a conversation with Janet Desira, 17, about 14-month-old George.
“You can come and do some babysitting for me,” William reportedly said. “He’s busy. They’re very hectic at that age.”
The Duke of Cambridge replaced his wife after Kate was forced to withdraw from the visit due to Hyperemesis Gravidarum.
William was also treated to a ride in a traditional Maltese boat for a tour of the Grand Harbour and attended a Catholic mass at St John’s Co-Cathedral in Valletta.
The trip was made on behalf of his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, to mark 50 years since the country gained independence.
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Prince William plays table football as he visits the Access Centre during an official visit to Malta.
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Duke of Cambridge was skilled at the game.
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Prince William on a boat tour around the Grand Harbour to see some views of Valetta and Vittoriosa in Malta.
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William having a chat to the locals in Malta.
The 32-year-old royal visits the St John’s Co-Cathedral for an Independence Day Service.
Prince William watches the In Guardia Pageant.
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Prince William, Kate and Prince George pictured at the Natural History Museum. Picture: John Stillwell
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