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Prince William tries to live a normal life, but being royalty makes

it just too hard (Morton, Diana: Her True Story, 79). "He is the most

fascinating person of 1997," says Walters (Unknown, Facts on Prince

William, 1). Prince William lives an active life where he deals with

disappointments of the past, but family members help him deal with the

future.

In Paddington, London William was born at St. Mary's Hospital (Gilmer,

The Royal Archive, 1). Prince William Arthur Phillip Louis Mountbatten

Windsor (Prince William) was born on the twenty-first of June in 1982 at

approximately 9:03 PM (1). When the young boy first arrived, Queen

Elizabeth II said at the hospital, "Thank goodness he hasn't ears like

his father" (Morton, Diana Her True Story, 79). The birth of this child

was glorious for he would one day rule Whales. The title of this prince

would be known as either King William 5th of the House of the Windsor or

King William 5th of the House of Spencer (Holdon, "Will William ever be

King" Newsweek 47).

This Prince averaging 6'2", weighing 140-145 pounds, with sandy blonde

hair and hazel eyes is everything a girl could dream (Gilmer 1). Of the

many hobbies and sports the Prince loves to do, he mostly enjoys

shooting, skiing, rafting, rowing on the Thanes River, and swimming

(Gilmer 2). Another hobby of William's is painting (2). Many people

say he is really good at it (2). Also, in his free time he watches as

much TV as possible so that he can stay informed of the world around him

(2). This young love is a Cancer although his Birthday is borderline

between Gemini and Cancer, but the sun moved into cancer at 5:23 PM

United Kingdom Time. Therefore, Since he was born at 9:03 PM that makes

him a cancer (Unknown 2, Prince William Fact sheet 2). There are many

foods and drinks that William has taken a like to such as pasta,

hamburgers, chocolate, venison, fruit salads, poached eggs from hens on

his fathers estate, coke, and red wine

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