Prince William could be king of the club.
Appearing on the Oct. 23 episode of “The Graham Norton Show,” the 44-year-old royal talked about how she once aspired to be a DJ during her teenage years. He even had a stage name.
“I went through a period where I wanted to be a DJ but it didn’t go so well,” the prince said with a laugh. “And I came up with a name. Her name was DJ Xara and it was X. It wasn’t good.”
William, who appeared on the long-running British talk show alongside fellow guests Cate Blanchett, Hannah Waddingham and Robert Irwin, admitted that he actually dreamed of entering a non-royal profession as a child.
William told host Graham Norton that he considered becoming a police officer at one point.
“I thought being a cop was pretty cool,” William said.
Then came the DJ phase, William explained. Unfortunately, the Prince of Wales could not perform at any concerts. The prince gave an honest answer when asked if he had ever DJ’d at a school party.
“No, I didn’t,” said William, smiling. “I’ve never been this good.”
Prince William, heir to the British throne, may not be in the DJ booth these days, but he seems pretty busy, working on charitable projects and carrying out official royal duties. Some of the main causes include the environment, homelessness and the armed forces.
Of course, he has free time, and he fills it with a good reality TV show. Prince William told Norton that he and his children are big fans of “Famous Traitors,” hosted by broadcaster Claudia Winkleman.
“I love it. The family loves it,” he said of the show. “Charlotte and Louis are obsessed with it. It’s really good television.”