In the wide ranging interview with the US magazine “The Atlantic,” Crown Prince Muhammad Bin Salman had shed light on his hobbies as well as on the unique traits of his personal life. On the weekends, I like to do sports. Actually I do one day cardio, like one-and-a-half hours. I don"t like to do it in the gym. It"s horrible. So I tried to do it by playing a game. Basketball is my thing for this. For me, I play basketball just for one reason: soccer, you could get injured. And if you get injured you could stop exercising for three or four months. So I don"t want to get in that. Basketball is safe, so you can move a lot for a good amount of time while also playing a game, and enjoying your time, so that"s really good. When I watch movies or series I try to see something outside my world. What I"d like to watch is something outside this world. Fantasy, science fiction, superhero, animation, whatever. But something. Marvel or Japanese animation or whatever. So it"s like, just get me out. So I do that mostly half an hour a day before I sleep. Speaking out his love of music, the Crown Prince said: I don"t like the new Arab music. Some of it is good. But mainly the old music is better. Also, I like to listen to national music from different countries. You know, on the weekend I don"t try to engage. I used to, you know, from 2009 till early 2018, I barely took a weekend off. If I took one weekend in two months, that would mean I"m lucky. I gained a lot of weight. It was tough. But since 2018, I started to take weekend vacations. When everything was established — good people, good governments. Plans were there and we had just normal daily work. So on the weekends, vacations, I tried to switch off. Without that I was going to collapse. And workdays – I work all day. I spend 10, maximum 20 minutes on social media every day. I look through it all — Twitter, Instagram, you name it, all of it. So I just want to be sure that my media team knows that I"m searching myself. I read Apple News. It"s amazing, bringing all these newspapers on one application. I love it. So that"s one of the things that I read. A few newspapers in Saudi Arabia, global newspapers. So on social media, I spend let"s say 20 minutes and other media I spend like half an hour. Mainly when I eat breakfast with my family. TV"s on, iPad"s on, breakfast is on also. And I just do both or three things at the same time with the family, he pointed out.