While at the Tusk Awards in London, Prince William shared his son Prince Louis' latest hobby — though it may be hurting his ears.

Prince Louis is learning to play the drums, his father has revealed, leaving the Prince of Wales with his “fingers in his ears most of the time”. The six-year-old’s music lessons were discussed by Prince William when he met Rolling Stone Ronnie Wood and Dire Straits guitarist Mark Knopfler at the Tusk Awards on Wednesday night.

William’s ears left in dire straits thanks to Prince Louis’ drumming practice - The Prince of Wales spoke to musicians at the Tusk Conservation Awards.

Prince William stepped out looking dapper at the Tusk Awards in London on Nov. 27. The Prince of Wales has long been involved with Tusk and rewarded wildlife heroes at the annual awards ceremony.

Prince William, 42, met Rolling Stones legend Ronnie Wood, 77, and the lead guitarist from rock band Dire Straits Mark Knopfler OBE, 75, at the Savoy Hotel to celebrate the achievements of leading African conservations at the 12th annual awards ceremony.

King Charles is reportedly feeling jealous that Prince William will eventually become king, shifting the dynamics between the father and son. Read more about their alleged tension here.

While there's been a lot of press about King Charles' rift with Prince Harry, it seems there may also be tension in his relationship with Prince William.