As a child, Prince William was a very naughty boy. II. Elizabeth even complained to her husband, Prince Philip, about a naughty grandson. Royal writer Tina Brown mentioned this in her book The Palace Papers.
Princess Diana admitted that when she and Charles returned from a royal trip to Canada in 1983, William, who they nicknamed the Wombat, had turned into a real nightmare – rushing, hitting tables and breaking everything around him.
“At the age of four, she developed a bad habit of scolding nanny Barbara Barnes: ‘Nobody tells me what to do! When I become king, I will punish you.” But William’s antics did not end there. The little prince shot the guards with a squirt gun, hence the nickname Killer Wills.
But at the age of 6 everything changed. When William grew up, he became a real support for Princess Diana. No wonder she sees her son as “his main confidant” and “somewhat wise old man.”
Source: People Talk
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