Six years after admitting he’d given up his hobby of riding motorbikes because it left Kate Middleton ‘terrified,’ Prince William briefly hopped on a stationary bike in Northern Ireland during a visit there on Nov.

Kate Middleton and Prince William have been through a "brutal" 2024, as the prince told reporters during his recent trip to South Africa. But one thing the Prince and Princess of Wales can count on is each other, as William demonstrated during the annual Festival of Remembrance event on Saturday, Nov. 9.

He might be the heir to the throne, but Prince William was born to be wild. At least that's what it seemed like during his visit to Northern Ireland today where he appeared to live out a fantasy straight out of The Outsiders or Grease.

The Prince of Wales just had a chance to revisit this retired pastime on a recent trip—which he took alone—to Northern Ireland.

Prince William rekindled his former motorcycling passion during a visit to Northern Ireland yesterday, albeit in virtual form. The Prince of Wales, 42, took to a stationary motorbike at Ulster University's Virtual Production Studio in Belfast,

Kate Middleton hated Prince William's love for motorbikes and prompted him to give it up, but on a day trip to Northern Ireland William got to relive some fond memories

Prince William has recently rekindled his passion for a thrilling hobby he had given up years ago — motorcycle riding. The Prince of Wales has long been known for his love of bikes, starting from a young age with go-karting,

Prince William replaced his love for riding with immeasurable love for his family, giving up the hobby entirely. "I'm a dad of