While in Liverpool on Jan. 23, Prince William joked with schoolchildren that his youngest child Prince Louis “needs a good challenge” after being given gifts for Louis as well as Prince George and Princess Charlotte.

Prince William is on a mission to become the most relatable royal, and the Prince of Wales proved once again that he and his family are just like us. During a visit to the Princes Primary and English Martyrs Catholic Primary Schools in Liverpool on Thursday,

Prince William revealed he'll set a "good challenge" for his youngest child, Prince Louis, after he got handed gifts for his children during an engagement in Liverpool on Thursday. The Prince of Wales had a busy day yesterday as he travelled up north to carry out engagements with youngsters and even showcased his football skills.

During a Jan. 23 visit to Liverpool, Prince William shared he asks his kids Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis what they learned in school every day — to which his kids relatably reply “absolutely nothing at all.

From his new beard to snapping selfies and buying a round of drinks at the bar, Prince William has become more relatable than ever this past year. And according to a royal expert, his new approach to the monarchy would have made Queen Elizabeth extremely proud.

The Prince of Wales has opened up about his family outings with wife Kate Middleton and their children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince

Prince Louis is going to be set a new challenge by Prince William. The Prince of Wales visited Toxteth, Liverpool, on Thursday, where he engaged with local community members and schoolchildren. Prince William spent time with pupils from Princes Primary School and English Martyrs Catholic Primary School during his visit to the area.