While at the Tusk Awards in London, Prince William shared his son Prince Louis' latest hobby — though it may be hurting his ears.

Prince William has revealed his youngest son, Prince Louis, six, has taken up a noisy new hobby - and it's left the Prince of Wales with his 'fingers in his ears'

Prince William was among the guests at the Tusk Conservation Awards in London on Wednesday and he spoke about his family whilst at the annual awards ceremony

Prince William met the Rolling Stones' Ronnie Wood and Mark Knopfler from Dire Straits at the annual Tusk Wildlife Awards in London - and he revealed his youngest son Prince Louis' new musical hobby

By Hannah Furness Prince Louis is learning to play the drums, his father has revealed, leaving the Prince of Wales with his "fingers in his ears most of the time". The six-year-old's music lessons were discussed by the Prince when he met Rolling Stone Ronnie Wood and Dire Straits guitarist Mark Knopfler at the Tusk Awards on Wednesday night.

The Prince of Wales joked that Prince Louis’ drumming practice has left him taking drastic action when he thanked celebrity musicians for supporting a wildlife charity. William told Dire Straits star Mark Knopfler and Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood that his son’s musical aspirations have left him with his fingers in his ears,

Prince William revealed his youngest son is learning the drums, as he met rock stars at the 12th annual Tusk Awards tonight. He met Rolling Stones legend Ronnie Wood, 77, and the lead guitarist from rock band Dire Straits Mark Knopfler OBE,