We all know that Prince William is Swift (see: This Summer's Era Tour selfie with Taylor in London). The Prince of Wales carried Swiftie's energy to South Africa this week with an adorable friendship bracelet while he shook it off with some serious dance moves during his 7-Month-old tour with Princess Charlotte and Prince George.

As he participated in a panel discussion for his Earth Shot award on May 11, Dad of 3 wore a classic navy suit and green flower tie 5, but a closer look at his wrist showed a blue and green beaded bracelet spelled "Daddy" with white beads with gold lettering. It became clear. According to Getty Images, the design was made by Princess Charlotte for her dad to wear while traveling. (Insert heart and eye emoji here).

Earlier in the day, he visited Table Mountain National Park with Robert Irwin, son of crocodile hunter Steve Irwin, while serving as global ambassador for the Earthshot Awards, wearing a Swift-approved bracelet, a casual khaki jacket and a green jacket. A pair of chino bread.

William — Princess Kate who traveled without a wife — also showed off the bracelet at several events in the 11th month. 4 people played rugby with South African students and met the Earthshot Award Climate Leader's Youth Program.

He is not the first royal to wear a homemade friendship bracelet; King Charles sported a colorful string design on his wrist over the summer, as did Prince George in his 11th birthday photo.

Prince William is engaged in South Africa ahead of his annual Earthshot Awards ceremony in Cape Town on Wednesday 11 May. 6.

The award's ambitious goal is to try to repair the planet by 2030 by focusing on five "Earth shots": "Protect and restore nature," "clean the air," "revive the oceans," "build a lean world," and "fix the climate.""Every year until 2030, a £1 million prize will be awarded to the winner of each Earthshot category to help run a project to save the planet.

According to the Earthshot Prize, this year's event is being held in Africa "recognising its significant contribution to strengthening climate action and addressing the biggest environmental challenges facing the planet."

For Wednesday's ceremony, see if William has combined his bracelet and tuxedo.