Archive footage from 1985 at Kensington Palace shows William's interaction with Princess Diana and Prince Harry.
The video shows a behind-the-scenes clip of the photo shoot, which was staged in conjunction with an interview with then-Prince Charles andThe interview, where the couple spoke about their lives, was in support of the Prince's Trust charity. It was a rare example of a joint sit-down with Charles and Diana four years after their fairy tale wedding at St. Paul's Cathedral.
After the interview, the cameras captured a staged version of family life at Kensington Palace, and the young princes, William and 1-year-old Harry, came into the drawing room to pose for photographs.was uploaded by user royalmashup and captioned"Prince William is clearly not in the mood for a photo shoot!" When William is brought into the room by Princess Diana's lady-in-waiting, Anne Beckwith-Smith, he appears to be in a bad temper.
The little prince hits out at his mother's leg before being coaxed into holding Harry's hand and then posing for the cameras in front of his father.
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