There are many things Prince William can do. Give speeches. Pose for pictures. Fly a helicopter. Choose a charity to support. Play various sports. To be fair, though, they do seem to have some basic skills.

The Mirror discovered that People originally reported on the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's visit to the formerly unspectacular park, which was converted into a playground in Blackpool, Lancashire, in 2019.

There, the Duke met a local father who had adorably learned how to style his daughter's hair on YouTube. The royal felt the hardship. 'Never try to do a ponytail!' He said. 'It's a nightmare. It seems a bit extreme, but I guess whatever he says goes!

"[Charlotte's] ponytail I can do, but I don't have enough hair to practice, so that's about it!" He said.

Whether he has graduated to pigtails or braids has yet to be revealed.

Given that, it seems that Prince William was actually being a bit modest when he mentioned his daughter's hair being tied up: in fact, as an aside, he does have styling experience.

Apparently he also helped Kate Middleton, who had to take the Duchess' hair down from a half-up, half-down style after her 2011 wedding.

"I was struggling to walk around with this 500-year-old mirror to show Kate the back of her hair, and [William] said, 'Let me give you a hand,'" explained the hairstylist that day. I said, "No, no, honestly," and he took one and I took the other and we were shuffling around with this mirror.

Well, I might add "great guy" to my resume instead.