On Monday morning, AC / DC, Tina Turner presented her children with insights into her family’s musical tastes in memory of her mother, Princess Diana and Shakira: He still thinks of his mother when Turner’s hit “The Best” is played, the Queen’s grandson said in Apple’s audio contribution to be aired Monday, from which the PA news agency was quoted earlier Sunday.
Diana often sang loudly while driving while taking him and her brother Prince Harry to school. “Sitting in the back seat and singing felt like a real family moment,” William said. “My mother sang loudly and sat at the wheel. Sometimes we even loaded the policeman into the car to sing.” When he listens to the song today, he recalls those movements and his mother.
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William declared that his children enjoyed music. Daughter Charlotte (6) is currently in love with Shakira’s “Waka Waka”. In addition, he often dances around the house with his younger brother Louise (3) in beautiful costumes. In the morning, however, there is often a dispute between Charlotte and her eldest son George (8) over who chooses the music. In the meantime, the two must alternately determine.
The Australian hard rock band AC / DC’s own success with “Thunderstroke” was claimed by Queen Elizabeth II’s grandson. Nothing special, especially on Monday mornings. “It wakes you up, puts you in the best mood for a week, and makes you feel like you can take anything and everything.” (dpa)
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