Sharing a sweet insight into his daughter Princess Charlotte during a visit to Harcombe House, Devon, to mark Emergency Services Day on Monday, William revealed that the four-year-old is obsessed with unicorns. The admission came during an art therapy session at the centre, while the Prince was admiring art made by serving firefighter Dan Bills’ three children.

While taking in the art, the Duke spotted a plush unicorn made from colourful balls.

This prompted him to share with the group Charlotte’s love for the mythical creature.

He said: “My daughter loves unicorns. Loves them. Very cool.”

The Prince’s confession came as no surprise to the public, who last week basked in Charlotte’s charming first trip to school.

The Princess was spotted with a unicorn keyring on her Thomas’s Battersea school navy backpack.

The sparkly, sequinned unicorn twinkled in the sunlight as mum Kate carried it by her side.

As Kate swung the bag around, eagle-eyed royal fans were able to catch a glimpse of the unicorn.

Earlier this summer Charlotte was pictured carrying a unicorn purse during the family outing at the King Power Royal Charity Polo Day.

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In the same visit, William revealed that he plans to train as a volunteer counsellor for the text crisis service Shout.

Shout recently announced a partnership with the emergency services that will connect “bluelight” staff and their families to the support they need.

Bluelight staff are those who work in the emergency services.

With more pressure piled on emergency services in recent years, concerns over bluelight staff’s mental health have increased.

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Over a four year period, the mental health organisation, Mind, worked with emergency services staff in order to reduce the stigma surrounding workplace stress resulting in unfavourable mental health issues.

William spoke with volunteers from the service in order to better understand the work they do.

He said: “I’m aiming to set myself up for it, I really want to do it.

“Even if I can only do an hour on my laptop.

“I want to do the training and be able to help.”

After seeing Charlotte with the unicorn keyring, toy manufacturers TY shared their delight on social media.

Posting to their Instagram page, they wrote: If you’ve ever wondered whether or not you have good taste in accessories, you can now be certain that you’re just as impeccably accessorised as the royal family!

“Princess Charlotte used her very own #tyfashion wristlet to cheer on her daddy at a polo match!

“We’re still completely star struck.”

It was the Princesses first day of school, with which she was accompanied by brother George.

Pictures showed little Charlotte greeting the school’s headteacher, Helen Haslem, with a handshake as she went up on tip toes.

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