Royal Revelry? Prince William Jokes About Getting 'Drunk' on Eugene Levy's Travel Show!

In an unexpected and utterly charming moment, Prince William, the future King of England, lightheartedly proposed joining Emmy-winning actor Eugene Levy on his acclaimed travel series, The Reluctant Traveler. And what kind of adventure did William have in mind? A 'drunk' and culturally rich escapade, naturally!

The delightful exchange unfolded when the Prince of Wales met the beloved Schitt's Creek star at the recent Earthshot Prize awards in Singapore.

William, clearly a fan of the Apple TV+ series, wasted no time in commending Levy on his unique approach to global exploration.

'I love the show, I've seen it,' William enthused, according to a report by Page Six. 'It was very good. I tried to get my wife to watch it as well. I'm going to have to watch a bit more with her tonight.'

The conversation quickly turned to a potential collaboration that left both men, and surely royal watchers everywhere, chuckling.

'If there's any trips going, I’m your man,' William reportedly quipped to Levy. 'We can get drunk and have a laugh. You can come to some of my trips.'

Levy, initially taken aback by the royal endorsement, was absolutely 'thrilled' by William's playful offer. 'When he started talking about the show, I was beyond,' the Canadian actor shared, clearly delighted by the Prince's unexpected fandom and even more so by the humorous invitation.

The Reluctant Traveler sees Levy, a self-proclaimed homebody, venturing out of his comfort zone to explore some of the world's most breathtaking and culturally rich destinations.

His endearing awkwardness and genuine curiosity have made the show a global hit, proving that even a 'reluctant' spirit can find joy in discovery.

While it’s highly unlikely that Prince William will actually be downing shots with Eugene Levy on camera anytime soon – royal duties and all – the jest offers a delightful glimpse into William's lighter, more relatable side.

It showcases a man who, despite immense responsibilities, can appreciate a good laugh and the allure of cultural immersion, perhaps even with a touch of good-natured mischief. This interaction truly adds another layer to the public's perception of the always-dutiful, yet undeniably witty, Prince of Wales.