Prince William just shared the sweetest similarity that his 5-year-old son Prince George shares with his late mother, Princess Diana. While chatting with one of BBC's Teen Heroes, break dancer Junior Frood, the Duke of Cambridge revealed that George is currently interested in dancing and may have inherited the passion from his grandmother.
"George is doing dance as well, he loves it. My mother always used to dance, loved dance. If it's something you love, you do what you love and it's very important, don't let anyone tell you otherwise. You keep at it," William told the impressive teen, who works to combat bullying through his passion for break dancing.
George's three-year-old sister, Princess Charlotte, shares the same hobby. "My daughter Charlotte loves dancing," William revealed earlier this year, according to People. Kate Middleton said her daughter is already taking dance lessons and "absolutely loves it."
When Diana was young, she studied ballet and wanted to be a dancer, but was reportedly too tall to pursue it professionally. Anne Allan, the late royal's ballet teacher, opened up to The Sun in 2017 about her time training Lady Di.
“She had dance in her soul. I realized the pure enjoyment that it gave her. She loved the freeness of being able to move and dance... I could see it helped to alleviate her emotional life," Allan said.
In one of her most famous dances, Diana and John Travolta hit the dance floor together at President Reagan's White House Gala in 1985. The duo danced to the soundtrack of Saturday Night Fever. It became so iconic, Di's off-the-shoulder gown from the evening was coined the "Travolta Dress."
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