Prince William receives cards for King Charles III and Kate Middleton during official event – 2024-04-20 03:16:38

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Prince William receives cards for King Charles III and Kate Middleton during official event

Prince William resumed his public activities this Thursday, April 18, and received expressions of affection and messages for King Charles III and Kate Middleton.

Prince William receives cards for his father and wife on an official engagement. (Free Press Photo: AFP)

This Thursday, April 18, Prince William, heir to the British throne, received cards with good wishes for King Charles III and Kate Middleton (Catherine) in his first official engagement since his wife announced in March that she is undergoing cancer treatment.

The Duke of Cambridge thanked volunteers for their kindness during a visit to the charity Surplus to Supper from Surrey, west of London, although it did not mention the state of health of the duchess or her father.

Both are being treated for a cancer that has not been specified, although in the case of the sovereign it was specified in February that it is not prostate.

According to the images released by the BBCthe prince put on an apron and helped mix a bolognese sauce in one of the pots of the NGO that distributes meals with surplus food, while he was interested in its social and recycling work.

After this event, he visited a nearby youth civic center that receives food from that organization, all as part of his return to work agenda after a break during the Easter holidays to be with his family.

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Protecting the environment for future generations is one of the causes championed by the eldest son of Charles III and the late Princess Diana, founder in 2020 of the Earthshot award to recognize innovative ideas to tackle the climate crisis.

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With the king and Catherine ill, the rest of the royal family must take on the official agenda, especially William and Queen Camilla, as well as the monarch’s siblings Anne and Edward.