Prince Edward has admitted to occasionally being mistaken for his father, Prince Philip.
The Prince shared that he has inadvertently overlooked chairs bearing his title to locate his supposed seat in a room.
Reflecting on the challenges of assuming the title bestowed upon him a year ago in an interview on ITV's Love Your Weekend, Prince Edward expressed the weight of living up to his father's legacy.
He acknowledged the immense expectations tied to the title and the pressure that comes with it, especially when it is not inherited but chosen.
Describing his father as "an extraordinary man," Prince Edward praised Prince Philip's intellect and his knack for fostering innovation and encouraging others.
He emphasized the significance of Prince Philip's partnership with the late Queen Elizabeth in shaping his own upbringing.
As Mothering Sunday was celebrated, Prince Edward highlighted the importance of honoring special individuals like mothers in our lives, emphasizing the value of expressing gratitude and making special gestures.
Reflecting on Prince Philip's role within the Royal family as the late Queen's pillar of strength, Edward acknowledged his father's profound influence on his grandchildren, recounting memories of Prince Philip teaching his granddaughter Lady Louise how to drive a carriage.
Prince Edward also shared the pivotal role his wife, The Duchess of Edinburgh, plays in supporting him, drawing comparisons to the unwavering support Queen Elizabeth received from Prince Philip.
The Prince spoke of their strong partnership and the achievements of their children, who are carving their paths in unique ways.
Discussing the This is Youth initiative by the Duke of Edinburgh's Award, which recognizes young achievers, Prince Edward highlighted the broader scope of the program beyond traditional expeditions, underlining the importance of nurturing passions and purposes outside the conventional realm.
He commended the initiative's focus on empowering young individuals to pursue their aspirations.
Amidst these discussions, it was announced that Edward was appointed to the Most Ancient and Most Noble Order of the Thistle by the King on his 60th birthday, alongside other distinguished individuals.
The Order represents the most prestigious honor in Scotland.
Catch the full interview with Prince Edward, The Duke of Edinburgh, on Love Your Weekend with Alan Titchmarsh airing on Sunday, March 10th at 9:30 am on ITV1 and ITVX.