“Prince William Scoots into Hearts: Fans Dub Him ‘The Cool Prince’ After Hilarious Clip Goes Viral”
In a delightful twist that has royal watchers buzzing, Prince William has earned himself a new nickname: “The Cool Prince.” This moniker comes courtesy of a light-hearted appearance on Apple TV Plus’s upcoming series, The Reluctant Traveler, featuring comedian Eugene Levy. The episode, set to premiere this week, showcases a refreshingly down-to-earth side of the future king that fans can’t help but adore.
The buzz began with a clip that quickly went viral, showing William gliding across the historic grounds of Windsor Castle on an electric scooter. With effortless charm, he pulled up to greet Levy, who was visibly taken aback by the unconventional royal entrance. “Eugene, good morning,” William cheerfully exclaimed, prompting Levy to quip, “This is your mode of transport?” The prince’s easygoing demeanor and playful banter left viewers grinning from ear to ear.
Social media erupted with praise, as fans dubbed him “The Cool Prince.” One user on X remarked, “People will think Prince William showed up on a scooter just for the show, but he really does use one around Windsor Castle.” Another added, “I need to stop smiling at my screen. Our Prince of Wales is such a cool and down-to-earth guy.”
But the scooter ride was just the icing on the cake. The episode promises more than just laughs; it also features heartfelt moments, including a candid exchange about the late Queen Elizabeth II. When Levy asked if he missed her, William responded with genuine emotion, “I do actually. Yeah, I do miss my grandmother and my grandfather.”
Eugene Levy himself noted the prince’s warmth and openness, stating that William changed his perception of royalty entirely. “Things were not going to be what I thought they were going to be when it comes to the monarchy,” he reflected.
As the world gears up to tune into The Reluctant Traveler, it’s clear that Prince William is not just a royal; he’s a relatable figure who bridges the gap between tradition and modernity—one scooter ride at a time.
