Prince William has admitted that he has 'struggled' with parenthood and that being a father has made him more emotional. The Duke of Cambridge revealed his softer side during a candid interview with Talk Vietnam, a popular English-language chat show.
William explained how at first he had found it hard to adapt from being a single young bachelor to a married father-of-two. The Prince, second in line to the throne, also hit out at materialism and said he wants his children Prince George and Princess Charlotte to grow up with 'simple aspirations'.
He has used his first official visit to Vietnam to highlight the damaging effects the illegal trade in wildlife has on some of the world's best-loved animals.
Talk show host Tran Thuy Duong asked the 34- year-old about his personal commitment to protecting wildlife and his family life as well as taking questions from a small studio audience.
Speaking about his children during the 25- minute interview, the Duke said: 'There's wonderful highs and wonderful lows. It's been quite a change for me personally. 'I'm very lucky in the support I have from Catherine, she's an amazing mother and a fantastic wife.
'But I've struggled at times. The alteration from being a single independent man to going into marriage and then having children is life- changing.
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