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Kate Middleton<\/a> and Prince William<\/a> are “very strict” when it comes to their kids using phones.\n<\/p>\n The Prince of Wales reveals that their three children \u2014\u00a0Prince George<\/a>,\u00a012,\u00a0Princess Charlotte<\/a>, 10,\u00a0and\u00a0Prince Louis<\/a>, 7 \u2014 don’t have phones during a chat with actor Eugene Levy<\/a>\u00a0on the Apple TV+ series\u00a0The Reluctant Traveler<\/a>.\n<\/p>\n After William tells the Schitt’s Creek star that “sleep” was a priority during his free time, the royal was asked if their family sits down to dinner together.\n<\/p>\n “Yep, absolutely; yep, definitely,” Prince William, 43, replies. “So we sit and chat, it\u2019s really important. None of our children have any phones, which we\u2019re very strict about.”\n<\/p>\n Prince William, Prince George, Prince Louis, Kate Middleton and Princess Charlotte in May 2025.<\/p>\n Samir Hussein\/WireImage<\/p>\n Levy, 78, says, “That is really interesting. So, if your kids don\u2019t have phones to play with. What do they play with? What do they love doing?”\n<\/p>\n Prince William shares that Prince Louis and Princess Charlotte are both big fans of their trampoline.\n<\/p>\n “As far as I can tell, they just end up jumping up and down on the trampoline, beating each other up, most of the time,” the dad says. “Apparently, there is an art to it.”\n<\/p>\n The kids are also following in their parents’ athletic footsteps, with Charlotte playing netball and doing ballet, while George “loves” soccer and hockey.\n<\/p>\n William also makes a quip about another pursuit: music.\n<\/p>\n “They\u2019re trying to learn musical instruments,” he says. “I\u2019m not sure how successful we\u2019re being with that.”\n<\/p>\n Eugene Levy and Prince William on ‘The Reluctant Traveler’.<\/p>\n Courtesy of Apple<\/p>\n During their tour around Windsor Castle, Prince William also tells the actor about his own childhood memories \u2014 even in historic locations like St. George’s Hall.\n<\/p>\n “My cousins and I, and the family would chase each other up and down here and do silly games,” the royal recalls. “And I remember these carpets weren\u2019t here, and there were a couple of spots where you used to have to watch out because you\u2019d get massive splinters because the old floor was so, old wood and old oak floor.”\n<\/p>\n He continues, “Now, it\u2019s a lot easier. My children don\u2019t realize how lucky they are. They\u2019ve got a big old carpet they can run down, and there\u2019s no splinters.”\n<\/p>\n