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Canadian actor and comedian Eugene Levy, who recently spent time with Prince William for an episode of his show 'The Reluctant Traveler,' has discussed the parameters of their conversation.
During a chat on the 'Talking Royals' segment with Chris Ship, Levy revealed that he made a conscious choice to avoid mentioning the Prince of Wales's younger brother, Prince Harry, throughout their day together.
The interview, which saw William give Levy a tour of Windsor Castle and share a pint at a local pub, was designed to focus on the future of the monarchy and William’s personal approach to his role, including his belief that 'change is on my agenda.' By keeping the dialogue centered on William’s plans for the throne, his wife Kate’s recent health challenges, and his desire to make a difference in people's lives for the better, Levy ensured the conversation remained focused on the positive aspects of William's life and work, avoiding the sensitive and potentially divisive topic of the ongoing rift within the Royal Family.
While William was open about his desire for a more empathetic and less formal monarchy, and emotional when speaking about his wife's cancer journey, Levy’s decision maintained a journalistic boundary consistent with the tone of the television series.
The resulting interview allowed William to articulate his vision for a monarchy with a 'smaller R,' concentrating on key issues like homelessness and the environment.