Prince William has opened up about a common parenting challenge he faces with his three children, revealing he struggles to get them to talk about their school day. The Prince of Wales, 42, made the candid admission during a visit to Liverpool on Thursday,

During a Jan. 23 visit to Liverpool, Prince William shared he asks his kids Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis what they learned in school every day — to which his kids relatably reply “absolutely nothing at all.

During his visit, the dad-of-three helped to pump up a bike tyre and tested the brakes on the bike he worked on. He then went on to talk about a prank his three children Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, nine, and Prince Louis, six, play on him during family bike rides.

The Duke of Cambridge was in Liverpool to visit a charity that helps young people from diverse backgrounds improve their physical and mental health through cycling

The royal was spotted with two of his longtime pals watching their favorite soccer team Aston Villa in a high-pressure match.

The school, which was also attended by Princess Eugenie, has 16 boarding houses, which offer “a genuine family atmosphere”, something George, Charlotte and Louis will likely miss when living away from William and Kate, who are known for being extremely present in their children’s lives.

The Prince of Wales made the remark after being given a gift for not just Prince Louis but also Prince George and Princess Charlotte — with an extra element added