Britain’s Prince William has joked about putting Christmas bells on his son to keep track of him.
The 32-year-old royal was given an early Christmas present when he met with some schoolchildren on Wednesday (12.11.14) at a gala dinner at the Imperial War Museum to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the charity SkillForce.
After receiving a bag filled with the festive musical instrument from nine-year-old pupil Dylan Marten Hughes, Prince William made reference to his 16-month-son Prince George.
According to PEOPLE magazine, he joked: "We’ll put these in [George’s] pockets and then we’ll know where he is in the house!"
Despite arriving at the event without his little boy or his wife Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge – who is expecting their second child in April – the Duke of Cambridge had fun with the students at the gala.
Three different primary schools based in Watford, London had joined together to present the royal with their poppy project before chatting with the future king about their favourite sports.
To which Prince William replied: "You’ll have to teach me dodgeball."
Prince William jokes about putting bells on Prince George
