Asked about his new accessory, the Prince told the BBC and Sky News: “Well, this is a relic, if you like, from a Taylor Swift concert that my daughter decided that she wanted to create a bracelet for.
“She gave it to me when I came away. So I promised to wear it and try not to lose while I was out here.”
The Prince took both Princess Charlotte and Prince George to the gig at Wembley Stadium on June 21, his 42nd birthday, and was spotted dancing wildly in a box before posing for a photograph with Swift and the children.
‘I hope they are watching and are proud’
Speaking of his children, he said he hoped they would be watching him take to the stage in a purpose-built eco-dome for the ceremony on Wednesday night, when five new winners will be awarded £1 million to help scale their environmental solutions.
“I brought the children along that journey and tonight, I hope they are watching and they are proud of what we are trying to do here, which is to really galvanise that energy that enthusiasm to make real impact,” he said.
Asked about the environmental strategies the family adopts at home, he revealed that he tries to encourage his children to do what they can to help the environment.
“We go through all the basics of recycling and making sure we minimise water use and turning off lights when we leave the house and stuff like that, and making sure, which is sensible in what we do around the environment,” he added.
“And I think every family has these conversations. You just try to do what you can. The Earthshot prize has got to be a bit more global than that. We are trying to do big scale ambition and big scale business to tackle some of the solutions.”