Prince William has received a thoughtful apology after his identity was mistaken for Prince the singer.
The Prince of Wales, 44, told the anecdote during his appearance on The Graham Norton Show last weekend – recalling a conversation from his recent trip to Somerset.
William didn't name the man, but told guests: "I went to a place in Somerset and was looking around some of the local communities there, and one lovely gentleman looked up at me from his seat and said, 'When are you going to sing?'
"I’ve had many requests over many years from all ranging parts of society, and I said, ‘I’m sorry, what do you mean?"
"He goes, 'When are you going to sing your performance?', and the lady behind tapped his arm and went, 'No, no, he’s not that prince'.
The future King's chat show aired last Friday, where William discussed his dream career (a DJ or a policeman) and the upcoming Earthshot Prize environmental awards in Mumbai.
Prince William's apology after mix-up
William spoke to 22-year-old Sebastian Smith at the Sweet Surprise Café in Ilminster, Somerset, earlier this month.
The café provides opportunities for adults with learning disabilities. Sebastian has Rubinstein-Taybi Syndrome, a rar...