Prince William reveals bad eating habit that Kate Middleton helps him to avoid

Prince William once revealed his "unattractive" eating habit that his wife Catherine helps him to avoid.

The Prince and Princess of Wales appeared on "Going Home With Vick and Jordan" on Radio 1 to mark World Mental Health Day last October. During their appearance, they were asked what they would be having for dinner that evening once they returned back home to Windsor.

Catherine asked William if he was going to cook, but he said he may fancy ordering a takeaway curry - or maybe something such as teriyaki salmon. After William said he loves Indian cuisine, he was asked what kind of curry he likes, and if he enjoys spicy food.

The future king admitted: "I can't do too much spice - I start sweating. It's not attractive." But unlike her husband, Catherine said she actually enjoys spicy food - and revealed he tips she uses to make sure she can still get her spicy food fix.

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She said: "Whereas I like the spice, so I have to sort of cook the curry and then add the spice, extra spice at the end." William then joked that his wife "has to bring it in gently, because otherwise I get too sweaty. It's not a nice sight!"

Earlier this week, William visited Aberdeen to promote his Homewards project - and one surreal photo left fans dazzled. The father-of-three, whose Homewards project aims to develop a blueprint for eradicating homelessness, arrived at the offices of Shelter Scotland on Thursday, where he praised those working in the city's homelessness sector for their efforts supporting rough sleepers.

At the charity event, William delivered a speech and urged landlords to lose their fear of renting to those who have experienced homelessness, stating: "When you're at your lowest ebb, you believe people don't care and there's nowhere to go... but there's hope." The heir to the throne's words will certainly be welcomed by those working to tackle homelessness, and one picture in particular, has cast what some have perceived as a saintly glow on the future king.

The "amazing" snap in question shows William, 42, standing right beneath a shining, circular light fitting - positioned in such a way that it looks as though there's a halo hovering above his head. Royal fans rushed to remark upon the angelic image, with one stunned individual exclaiming: "Holy Cow!! or should I say Holy Prince!" Another remarked that the image was 'stunning', while a third commented: "He has the patience of a saint for sure."