King Charles was supposed to give Prince William some valuable advice. It was about Duchess Kate

Prince Charles gave his older son some fatherly advice.

As reported by “Super Express”, Prince William received very personal advice from his father. The king allegedly warned his son not to “make his mistakes,” or at least that's what royal biographer Ingrid Seward claims. As she claimed in an interview with Fox News, the advice was about Duchess Kate. What exactly?

King Charles III's Touching Advice to His Son

Prince William married Duchess Kate in 2011, although their relationship began in 2003. Although the couple had a breakup, they ultimately decided to go through life together. And although rumors about Prince William's alleged affair with Marchioness Rose Hanbury resurface in the media from time to time, Kate and William are still together.

Recently, thanks to royal biographer Ingrid Seward, a touching piece of fatherly advice that King Charles III gave to his eldest son came to light. In an interview with Fox News, Seward revealed that the monarch told Prince William not to “make his mistakes”.

“Listen, William, there's nothing more important than your family” – Diana's older son was supposed to have heard from his father. “I was just doing my duty, duty, duty. I neglected my marriage and look what happened” – the monarch was supposed to have added, as quoted by Seward.

Prince Charles's high-profile divorce from Diana

Diana became Prince Charles' wife in 1981, and their fairy-tale wedding was broadcast not only on British media. The couple had two sons, but their relationship was not a peaceful one. After many turbulent moments, they first decided to separate in 1992, and finally divorced in 1996.

It was no secret that the Prince's feelings for Camilla Parker Bowles had an impact on the marriage of Charles and Diana. The couple had an affair for many years, which eventually led to their wedding day. It took place on April 9, 2005. The wedding was not as spectacular as the wedding of Prince Charles and Diana.

Queen Elizabeth II did not take part in the civil wedding of the heir to the throne. She was supposed to have stated that the role of head of the Church of England is more important than the role of mother.