Kate Middleton said she had to learn "the hard way" about her "very fussy" husband Prince William's brownie preferences in a cute — and highly relatable! — moment captured on video Monday.

"William's very fussy about brownies," the Princess of Wales, 43, said to a group of ladies as they sat around a table eating dessert during their visit to the National Federation of Women's Institutes in Sunningdale, Berkshire, outside London.

"Very fussy about brownies," Prince William, 43, echoed, as the women looked shocked to learn this quirky fact about the future king.

When William asked the woman who baked the brownies they were indulging in if she puts nuts in them, she said she doesn't — fortunately, because he then declared "never put nuts in brownies," as he picked up another forkful.

Kate can be seen laughing at the interaction, telling the women that she had to "learn the hard way" about her husband's brownie preference.

The royal pair was visiting the WI in honor of the Prince of Wales' grandmother, as Monday marked the third anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's death.

Queen Elizabeth II, who died on Sept. 8, 2022, at Balmoral Castle in Scotland, served as WI president from 2003 until her death, and was a member of the organization for 60 years.

Prince Harry has seemingly teased the ongoing royal rift with his older brother, Prince William.

During a reception before the 2025 WellChild Awards in London on Monday, Sept. 8, the Duke of Sussex reportedly asked one of the WellChild Award winners, Declan Bitmead, about his family.

“I’ve got a younger brother,” Bitmead, 17, told the Invictus Games founder, per Hello! magazine.

“Does he drive you mad?” Harry, 40, then asked.

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On the first of his four-day trip to the UK, Prince Harry took time to have a little fun and cheer up a youngster at the annual WellChild Awards.

The dad of two, 40, was seen play-fighting with nine-year-old and award recipient Gwen Foster, who was born with spina bifida and hydrocephalus, when he visited her at the Royal Lancaster Hotel in London on Monday.

The Duke of Sussex has been a patron of the charity and attended most award ceremonies since 2007. The annual WellChild Awards celebrate the achievements and resilience of seriously ill children and their families.

Prince Harry attended the annual WellChild Awards on the third anniversary of the death of his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II. Earlier in the day, Prince Harry visited his grandmother's grave site at St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle.

The prince typically spends private time with some of the honorees and their families and friends, and was set to make a speech at the event.

Prince William and Princess Kate visited the National Federation of Women's Institutes (WI) in Sunningdale, Berkshire, outside London on Monday, in honor of the third anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's death.

The royal couple were greeted by members of the WI, an organization that Her Majesty was a member of for 80 years, spending the last 20 years of her life as its president.

Members of the institute spoke about the work of the WI and how it gives opportunities for women to socialize, learn new skills and engage in community projects. 

Queen Elizabeth II, who died at Balmoral Castle in Scotland on Sept. 8, 2022, served as WI president from 2003 until her death.

Prince Harry paid a poignant visit to the late Queen Elizabeth II’s grave in Windsor just moments after landing in the UK for a fleeting four-day visit.

The Duke of Sussex, 40, touched down in London Monday morning and was immediately whisked away to St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle — the late monarch’s final resting place.

There, Harry laid a wreath and flowers in a touching tribute to his late grandmother, who died three years ago to the day at age 96.

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Prince Harry has touched down in London town.

The Duke of Sussex, 40, arrived on his home soil Monday morning for the annual WellChild Awards — making his first time in the UK since April, when he famously lost his bid for taxpayer-funded security protection.

The duke was seen departing from Los Angeles International Airport in the wee hours of Monday morning, the Sun reports.

His wife, Meghan Markle, did not join him on the trip, instead staying put in Montecito, Calif., with the pair’s two children Archie and Lilibet.

During his brief dash to the UK, the “Spare” author is rumored to be meeting up with his estranged father, King Charles.

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