Kate Middleton’s inability to get Prince William to give up riding motorcycles despite her efforts is "something most married couples can definitely relate to," Christopher Andersen, author of "Kate!," told Fox News Digital."Kate's inability to get her husband to give up an activity he loves is something most married couples can definitely relate to—whether it's smoking, drinking, skydiving, whatever," Andersen said. " On the other hand, William's situation is unique.He is a future head of state. So if he is injured or worse in a motorcycle accident, far more than just his family is impacted."He added that he finds it a "little ironic that someone whose mother was killed in perhaps the most famous car crash in history would take what seem like unnecessary risks on the road."What has always appealed to the Prince of Wales the most about motorcycles is it "enables him to maintain some degree of anonymity while at the same time bonding with other bikers," Andersen said.PRINCE WILLIAM SHOWS NO DIVA BEHAVIOR AS HE'S FORCED TO GIVE UP WELL-KNOWN HOBBY: EXPERTKate Middleton has tried to get Prince William to stop riding motorcycles.
(Alberto Pezzali/WPA Pool/Getty Images)"He has always gotten a tremendous kick out of pulling up alongside cars at intersections and, while waiting for the light to change, looking over at the other drivers," he added."‘They have absolutely no idea that it's me beneath the helmet, so they just behave naturally,’ he has said.
‘It's a great feeling for someone like me not being recognized.’"William’s hobby has long "terrified" the Princess of Wales, and dates back to when Princess Diana had go-karts brought to Kensington Palace so he and Prince Harry could speed around the driveway, according to Andersen.Hilary Fordwich, a British royal expert, agreed that "while Princess Catherine has a lot of influence" she "hasn’t been able to squash her husband’s passion for his motorcycle."KATE MIDDLETON'S FRUSTRATION WITH BEING FASHIO...