Prince William’s Favorite Christmas Traditions: From “Feliz Navidad” to Board Games

Prince William’s Favorite Christmas Traditions: From “Feliz Navidad” to Board Games

Prince William recently shared some surprising insights into his favorite Christmas traditions. Speaking on Royal Marsden Hospital radio, the Prince of Wales revealed his preferred holiday song, movie, and even favorite family board games.

While many might expect a traditional carol, Prince William chose “Feliz Navidad” as his top Christmas tune. He described the Spanish-language song as “a bit different” and “more jolly” compared to other classics. He also mentioned his fondness for Mariah Carey, acknowledging her iconic Christmas repertoire.

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The Prince’s multilingual abilities, including fluency in Spanish, French, German, and Swahili, might explain his appreciation for “Feliz Navidad.” He reportedly learned Swahili during his time at the University of St. Andrews, where he met his wife, Kate Middleton.

Continuing the festive theme, Prince William confessed his love for the Christmas movie Elf, calling it “very funny” and a film he rewatches every year. He also shared a glimpse into family life, revealing that board games are a regular activity for him, Kate, and their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.

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Monopoly and Risk are particular favorites in the household, despite a long-standing rumor that the royal family avoids Monopoly due to its competitive nature. Prince William acknowledged the rumor, stemming from a joke by Prince Andrew, but indicated that it doesn’t stop his family from enjoying the game.

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The Prince of Wales and his family typically spend Christmas at their country home, Anmer Hall, in Norfolk, and join King Charles and other royal family members for the traditional Christmas festivities at Sandringham House, including the annual Christmas morning church service.

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