Prince William and Princess Kate are believed to be very hands-on parents, spending most of their spare time with their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.

While the family are very sporty and are said to enjoy bike rides and games in the garden, they also gave away a clue this week about a hobby they enjoy doing together.

On a recent Instagram post, the Prince and Princess of Wales released four portrait drawings done by Kate, 43, George, 11, Charlotte, nine, and Louis, six.

Royal fans were quick to praise the drawings, which were posted online to promote Kate’s Early Years Shaping US project, however were quick to notice that William did not seem to have a go at taking part in the artistic activity himself.

While no drawing done by William was released, it is believed the future King may not be as fond of the hobby as the rest of his family members for one key reason.

This is because William, 42, had previously admitted he was not very talented at drawing, unlike his wife.

In a 2020 video call with a group of schoolchildren from Pakistan who William and Kate had met a year prior, the royals enjoyed an online game of Pictionary.

When asked whether he was good at drawing, Prince William admitted he was “really bad” but that his wife was “very good”.

Princess Kate then reassured her husband by saying, “You don’t practice enough!"

While Kate is known to be good at art, it appears her eldest son George is following in her footsteps when it comes to his own drawing skills.

After the portraits drawn by the royal children and Kate were released earlier this week, fans couldn’t help but notice how much talent George has.

One fan wrote on X: “It’s clear that Prince George has inherited his mother’s artistic talent wonderfully!”

Another said: “Prince George’s drawing definitely hints at him having inherited artistic skill.”