Prince William opens up about George and Louis’ playful sibling bond

Prince William has offered a wee glimpse into life at home with Prince George and Prince Louis.

During a visit to the National Federation of Women's Institute on Monday, the Prince of Wales spoke fondly about his youngest son, Louis, 7, describing him as “a character” with a cheeky streak that keeps his older siblings on their toes.

When asked if his youngest is "a bit of handful," William explained that Louis is a "good boy" who, like many other kids his age, enjoys riling up his siblings.

"He's a character, but he's a very good boy," William said, the Daily Mail reports. "He likes to wind his brother and sister up."

William also noted how reports stating that George, five years Louis' senior, appears to be the more sensible child don't have the full story and he is like any big brother behind the scenes.

"When George is behind closed doors, it's completely different," the proud dad said. "George just knows how to behave."

Royal watchers have enjoyed watching Louis' hilarious antics over the past few years, making funny faces during various royal events and otherwise oftentimes stealing the show.

In May, Louis was even caught trolling his older brother while watching a military procession with his family at the Victory in Europe (VE) Day parade in London.

- iHeart.com with edits by Coast