A clip of Prince William riding an electric scooter on the grounds of Windsor Castle has delighted royal watchers.

The Prince of Wales, 43,  joined Eugene Levy on for his Apple+ TV series The Reluctant Traveler.   

The American Pie star visited Windsor Castle and had a private tour of the official royal residence from the future king. 

In a fresh snippet, William was spotted smoothly maneuvering a scooter before halting gracefully and stepping off in front of the show’s host – prompting Eugene to laugh heartily.

‘This is your mode of transport?’ Eugene asked, to which the Prince confirmed it was while he was ‘on the grounds’.

‘I have a very low threshold for adventure so I’ve actually never been on one,’ Eugene added. 

‘It gets around nicely, it’s quite fun,’ William responded 

This Friday, The Reluctant Traveler episode will be available for viewers. Aside from the lighthearted scenes, William shared insights on handling grief, family dynamics, and his future aspirations.

In his appearance on the Apple+ TV show The Reluctant Traveler with Eugene Levy, 43-year-old Prince William disclosed his favorite way of navigating around the royal estates – an electric scooter.

In another clip released this week ahead of the show’s release, Eugene asked William whether he misses his grandmother, the late Queen Elizabeth II.

‘I do actually, yeah, I do miss my grandmother, and my grandfather,’ he replied.

‘There have been many changes, and you reflect on their absence, especially at Windsor, which for me, represents her.’

‘She cherished this place, spending most of her time here. Today, as I guide you, it’s crucial to ensure that I’m showing it as she would have wanted you to perceive it.’

‘She had her horses here as well, as you can imagine that was a big deal for her so that’s why she loved it here.’

William and his wife, Catherine, relocated their family from London to Windsor in the summer of 2022, one motivation being to share more time with Queen Elizabeth during her final years.

Sadly she died just weeks later, on September 8, at Balmoral Castle. The family now feel so at home on the ancient Berkshire estate that they have chosen to make it their ‘forever home’.

In the coming months they will move from four-bedroom Adelaide Cottage to Forest Lodge, a Georgian mansion – although still modest by royal standards – in which they plan to remain even after William becomes King.

The Prince of Wales (right) showed off his motoring skills in a humorous moment that captured him whizzing around Windsor Castle at impressive speed. Pictured with Eugene Levy (left)

Royal fans will be treated to a full installment of the Prince when the full episode of The Reluctant Traveler is made available on Friday

During a clip released ahead of the show’s release on Friday, William is seen gliding effortlessly aboard a scooter before coming to a controlled stop and dismounting in front of the show’s host

The Reluctant Traveller With Eugene Levy sees the American Pie and Schitt’s Creek star take a trip to the UK where, much to his surprise, he is invited on a private tour of Windsor Castle with the Prince of Wales.

The full episode can be seen on Apple TV+ in the UK from Friday.

Since filming the show, Eugene has admitted he was ‘honestly surprised’ by how ‘open’ William was, praising him for his candid approach.

Speaking on The One Show Last night, Eugene told hosts Vernon Kay and Alex Jones that his perception of the monarchy was instantly altered the moment that he met William.

‘From the moment he entered the compound on his scooter, I knew things were not going to be what I thought they were going to be when it comes to the monarchy,’ he laughed. 

Eugene was full of praise for the future King, thanking him for making things ‘very easy’ and for being ‘an extremely gracious host.’

He added: ‘Conversation came very easily, I could ask any question that I wanted. There weren’t any dos and dont’s for me, which is kind of daunting going into it,’ he said.

‘But right off the bat, he made me feel so comfortable and at ease that conversation seemed welcome. He was quite open about talking about things that quite honestly surprised me. He got into personal things and I really did feel good about that the fact that he was this comfortable with me.

‘Having that kind of intimate conversation with him – I think we all felt good on The Reluctant Traveller that he chose this show to have a conversation that really went above and beyond what he would normally do.’   

‘I assume he had to be somewhat familiar with me or what I’ve done to have done the show,’ Eugene said.

‘That makes me feel pretty darn good and the idea that he could spend the day and have such a lovely, informal, casual kind of conversation was really, really incredible.’