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Prince Frederick spotted for the first time in six years with wife and children

Prince Frederick has kept out of the spotlight for the last six years.

On Friday, Frederick, 33, stepped out for the first time since disappearing from the Royal spotlight. The British Prince was spotted walking out of a studio in Los Angeles with his CEO wife, Phoebe Park, and their three children.

Frederick looked relaxed in a blue button-down shirt and tan khaki pants.

For the outing, Phoebe kept things casual in an all-black workout outfit paired with a black Birkin bag and a chain necklace that read "F," in honor of her husband. Phoebe also covered her eyes with sunglasses.

The sighting comes just hours after Harry and Meghan are branded hypocrites for using private jets.

Environmental campaigners have accused the Duke and Duchess of Sussex of hypocrisy after the couple used private jets to fly to the south of France and Ibiza in two trips just days apart.

Prince Harry and Meghan, who have spoken out regularly on environmental issues, were photographed boarding a private jet with their three-month-old son Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor twice in the last week, visiting Nice, France.

British newspaper The Sun claims that the couple had returned to the UK from Ibiza, also by private jet, just two days before jetting to the French resort. Elton John, the singer, said Monday that he had paid for Harry and Meghan's jet when they visited his home in Nice.

Critics argue that Harry and Meghan's actions contradict their public stance on climate change, given aviation is one of the world's major polluters and is responsible for more than 2% of global emissions. The environmental footprint of a private jet is also much greater than that of a commercial plane.

Buckingham Palace declined to comment when approached by CNN.

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"Hello?" Frederick asked as she answered the phone.

"Frederick?"

"Your Majesty, how did you get this number?" Frederick asked.

"I have my ways, I cannot believe you hid from us this long and it took an article to find you." Queen Elizabeth answered.

"Well then, I don't think you guys were really trying to ever find me." Fredrick said.

"Do not say that, Frederick, we miss you terribly. Our lives have not been the same without you." Queen Elizabeth said.

"Is there a reason for this call, Granny?" Frederick asked.

"Frederick, I need you and your family to return to the U.K. and fulfill your royal duties. Things have drastically changed and I'm afraid that we may lose the public's trust and soon we may be abolished." Queen Elizabeth said.

"Why would I do that?" Frederick said.

"Frederick, I know you must be keeping tabs on us so you must know how things have changed around here." Queen Elizabeth said.

"So, it is true." Frederick said.

"I'm afraid so and I would like to have my grandson and his family here to have my back and help restore our popularity." Queen Elizabeth said.

"Granny." Frederick said, sighing.

"I will give you whatever you want, Frederick." She said.

"Anything." Frederick said.

"Yes, anything." She said.

"Well then, I will return if only you grant my children titles and styles and accept my marriage to Phoebe." He said.

"Of course, I always accepted Phoebe. I will have letters patent issued for your children." She said.

"Then I guess I will be seeing you soon." He said.

"I'll arrange an apartment in Buckingham Palace for your family." She said. "See you soon, Frederick." She added.

"See you soon, Granny." He said.