How difficult it is to keep secrets if you belong to the ruling elite of your country! Recently, the press got information that Prince William prefers to eat "unhealthy food" at work, where the Duchess of Cambridge does not see him.
A colleague of the prince unhesitatingly told reporters that William hides his true gastronomic preferences from his wife. Prince, who now serves in medical aviation, at lunch prefers fatty and fried foods, besides, portions in the buffet takes double! It turned out that at home the prince adheres to a low-calorie diet, and eats dishes saturated with vitamins. But when a strict wife does not see him, he comes off in full, eating an impressive portion of food, from which Kate, a fan of a healthy diet, would be horrified.
So, breakfast, which Prince William gladly eats, is a classic English breakfast: sausages, bacon, scrambled eggs, fried tomatoes, mushrooms, toast bread and beans. Note that when ordering for himself a full tray of such food, Prince William spends just 5 pounds. Thus, the future monarch does not ruin the "family treasury" and at the same time remains full and satisfied.
A colleague of the prince said that he always asks in the dining room to be given a generous portion of food. One day, an employee of the cafeteria noticed that, perhaps the prince should not have so much to eat, if he cared for his figure. To this an angry representative of the Windsor dynasty replied:
"It would be better if you follow your diet!"
The secret of excellent physical shape
One can guess why the grandson of Queen Elizabeth II so sharply reacted to this remark. It is known that at home, his dearest wife exerts maximum efforts to monitor his excellent physical form.
In addition to a low-calorie diet, the prince must adhere to a strict training schedule and attend a gym every day. The goal (not to give the future king of the UK to gain excess weight) is achieved by restrictions in eating and constant physical exertion. Here is Prince William and "catching up" at work until his wife sees ...
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