Friday, November 22, 2024

Prince William And His Bodyguard Can’t Get Enough Of This Fast Food Chain

We’re seriously starting to wonder if Prince William has ever eaten anything other than chicken. He’s acknowledged it’s the one dish he loves to cook, it’s the dish he and Kate make at home when they’re just hanging out being royal, and now, he “reveals” that he’s a big fan of a fast-food chicken joint. You’re a thrill a minute, Will.

The future brother-in-law of Meghan Markle said that he’s a fan of a place called Nando’s, which has locations across the globe, including Illinois, Virginia, Maryland and Washington DC Nando’s serves peri-peri chicken, which according to their website, “PERi-PERi, also known as the African Bird’s Eye Chilli, is the key to our legendary, flame-grilled PERi-PERi chicken. It’s grown in the African soil, so the magic starts from the ground up. ”

Will says he became a fan after one of his protection officers, who is a diehard fan, introduced him to the fast-casual spot.

According to People, Will told told Robert Brozin, the guy who started the company in Johannesburg, South Africa back in 1987, that he recently started eating the eatery’s spicy chicken. Referring to his protection officer, Will told Brozin, “This man here is your biggest fan, he’s introduced me to Nando’s. It’s very good.”

Brozin said he wasn’t surprised Will had eaten his chicken because “the beauty of Prince Harry and Prince William is that they’re really accessible and they are guys that go out a lot – I’m very happy that they’ve tried it.”

Other celebs who enjoy a Nando’s every now and then include Oprah, Jay-Z, David Beckham, and Rihanna.

Brozin credits “the people that work for us and the product obviously, it’s the people that make the chicken.”

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