William, the Prince of Wales, recently visited charity helping young people battling homelessness.
Prince William makes his late mother, Princess Diana, proud as he visits charity supporting young people battling homelessness.
William, the Prince of Wales, visited Centrepoint, a UK-based charity dedicated to helping young homeless individuals, aged 16-25, by providing accommodation.
Sharing details of his visit, Kensington Palace dropped snaps of William on their official Instagram account with a detailed caption.
“Meeting young people supported by @centrepointuk here in Ealing today and celebrating 20 years being Patron of this amazing charity,” they penned.
“Since its creation, Centrepoint has worked together with countless young people to help rebuild their lives, offering not just a home, but access to education, employment, and counselling.
“The stories and personal experiences shared today highlight the life-changing work happening here.”
The pictures featured William interacting with young individuals at the facility as he played games with them, including foosball and boxing.
The comments section of the post was filled with Royal fans hailing William with some noting that his late mom would be “so proud” of him for keeping her legacy alive.
“Diana would be so proud of William,” one penned while another commented, “Fantastic!! Great to see him out and about with the locals.”
“Always amazing see the Prince Of Wales In Centerpoint. Incredible support! Diana would be so proud,” another comment read.
“The Prince of Wales is so precious to us,” one Royal fan wrote with another adding, “He will be an amazing King!”
“Well done to the Prince of Wales for embracing all races, regardless of background,” another Royal fan praised William. “As an African, I truly admire your commitment to unity, inclusivity, and the impactful work you are doing for global causes.”
