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Prince William on how he once dreamed of becoming 'DJ Xara'

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Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, revealed on BBC One's The Graham Norton Show that he once dreamed of becoming a policeman or a DJ. When asked about his childhood aspirations, the Prince of Wales said, "I thought being a policeman was quite cool, but then I went through a phase where I wanted to be a DJ." He revealed that he was "not very good" at DJing, and that he "fell short of the calibre needed to play school parties." The Prince made a surprise appearance on the show, which airs on Friday evening, as p…

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  • Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, revealed on BBC One's The Graham Norton Show that…: Prince William, the Duke of Cambridge, revealed on BBC One's The Graham Norton Show that he once dreamed of becoming a policeman or a DJ.
  • When asked about his childhood aspirations, the Prince of Wales said, "I thought being a…: When asked about his childhood aspirations, the Prince of Wales said, "I thought being a policeman was quite cool, but then I went through a phase where I wanted to be a DJ." He revealed that he was "not very good" at DJing, and that he "fe
  • The Duke of Cambridge was joined on the show by Cate Blanchett, Robert Irwin, and Hannah…: The Duke of Cambridge was joined on the show by Cate Blanchett, Robert Irwin, and Hannah Waddingham, who are all involved with the prize.

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The Prince of Wales has revealed he once dreamed of becoming a policeman or a DJ.

Speaking on BBC One's The Graham Norton Show, Prince William said he thought being a policeman was "quite cool," before going through a phase where he wanted to be a DJ.

Billing himself as "DJ Xara" - with an X - he told the host he "wasn't very good", falling short of the calibre needed to play school parties.

The Prince made a surprise appearance on the show which airs on Friday evening, as part of a special edition to mark the Earthshot Prize, an initiative he set up in 2020 to tackle global environmental issues.

He was joined on the sofa by Cate Blanchett, Robert Irwin and Hannah Waddingham, who are all involved with the prize.

Original source: www.bbc.co.uk

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