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Prince William discusses his past DJ dreams

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Prince William is trending after making a rare TV appearance on The Graham Norton Show. During the interview, he shared that he once wanted to be a policeman or a DJ, using the name 'DJ Xara'.

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What happened

  1. 23 Oct, 2026

    Prince William appears on The Graham Norton Show as the first royal guest [2].

What you need to know

1

He used the stage name 'DJ Xara' but admitted he was not skilled enough to play school parties [1, 2].

2

The Prince expressed a childhood interest in becoming a police officer [1, 2].

3

He is a fan of Christopher Nolan's films, specifically praising the depth of The Dark Knight series [2].

4

He noted that his children, Prince Louis and Princess Charlotte, are obsessed with the show The Celebrity Traitors [2].

NOT KNOWN YET

It is not mentioned how long his 'DJ Xara' phase lasted.

Background

Prince William appeared on the program as part of a special episode focused on the Earthshot Prize. This is an environmental initiative he started in 2020 to address global ecological problems [1].

He shared the sofa with other Earthshot Prize participants, including Robert Irwin, Hannah Waddingham, and Cate Blanchett [1].

Questions people ask

What was Prince William's DJ name?

He called himself 'DJ Xara' with an X [1, 2].

Why was Prince William on The Graham Norton Show?

He appeared to mark the Earthshot Prize, an environmental initiative he founded [1].

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