Prince William to take his children to visit homeless charity – just like his mum Diana

Prince William has admitted his mum Princess Diana would be feeling really "disappointed" with the state of homelessness in the UK.The Prince of Wales, 40, has said he feels “glad” his mother introduced him to the cause from a young age, as he reflected on his childhood while recording a podcast with two people with firsthand experience of the issue.The royal said he thought his late mum would be “disappointed” more progress had not been made in tackling the problem during the intervening years.The Royal features in a video appeal recorded for this year’s Red Nose Day in which he meets people receiving help from charities supported by Comic Relief. “My mother introduced me to the cause of homelessness from quite a young age, and I’m really glad she did," he explained in the film.

Filming for the sixth season of popular Netflix series The Crown is underway, as actor Ed McVey who will play Prince William, has been snapped filming scenes in St Andrews.The now Prince of Wales attended the the University of St Andrews from 2001 to 2005, where he first enrolled to study Art History before transferring to Geography, from which he graduated with a 2.1.The new series of the show will feature William’s time at the Scottish University, where met his now wife Kate Middleton, with prior snaps from the Netflix set showing filming of the moment the two first laid eyes on one another. New photos show Ed, 22, filming more scenes in St Andrews, as he appears the very image of a young Prince William.

His late mother's drive to help those in need helped mould Prince William into the man he is today. Raising her children amid a life of luxury, Princess Diana was determined to teach them about the world outside their royal bubble - starting with the issue of homelessness. Working with a series of charities she took William and younger brother Harry to meet rough sleepers throughout the early 1990s.

continues filming season 6, the Netflix historical drama has been spotted recreating a crucial moment in Prince William and Kate Middleton's relationship: their first meeting at St Andrews in 2001. Photos from the set show actors Ed McVey and Meg Bellamy portraying the royal couple during the early days in their romance, when they were both attending the university in Scotland.Their first meeting would also happen four years after William's mother, Princess Diana, tragically died in 1997. After completing his studies at Eton College in 2000, the prince took a gap year, traveling and working around various parts of the world before enrolling at St Andrews.Both William and Kate were students in the same residence, St Salvator's Hall.

Prince William, Kate Middleton, King Charles and Camila, Queen Consort, all opted not to attend the christening of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's daughter, Lilibet, despite being invited to the private ceremony.A spokesperson for Harry and Meghan confirmed to ET that an intimate ceremony was held last week at their home in Montecito, California, for the couple's 21-month-old daughter. «I can confirm that Princess Lilibet Diana was christened on Friday, March 3, by the Archbishop of Los Angeles, the Rev. John Taylor,» the spokesperson shared.According to, the ceremony was attended by 20-30 guests including Lilibet's godfather, Tyler Perry, an unnamed godmother and Meghan's mother, Doria Ragland.Although the royals were not in attendance, ET can confirm that Lilibet’s title of princess is in line with the precedent created by the letters patent issued by George V in 1917, which conferred the title of prince or princess on male line grandchildren of the Sovereign, meaning she and her brother, Archie, 3, have been able to hold the titles since Charles' accession.The royal family's absence comes after months of turmoil between Harry, Meghan, William and Charles, following the release of Harry's memoir,.

more than 13.5 million views.“Come with me to the worst wax museum in Poland,” invites influencer Becka Blackburn in the clip.For the uninitiated, the Krakow Wax Museum — which boasts a measly 2.5 stars out of five on TripAdvisor — has become an international laughingstock for its dodgy celebrity wax figures, which are notorious for looking nothing like their subject matter. Highlights depicted in the video include a cock-eyed Donald Trump, a jaundiced Jack Sparrow and a David Guetta that looks more like the DJ and producer’s Cro Magnon ancestor.However, none hold a candle to the botched doppelgängers of Prince William, 40, and his wife, Kate Middleton, 41, who were infamously ripped in Prince Harry’s 2023 tell-all memoir “Spare.”Their less-than-flattering wax “lookalikes” depict Kate Middleton boasting a preternaturally large forehead and blond — rather than brown — hair.

John Torode appeared on Monday's episode of ITV chat show, This Morning, to talk about his recent MBE.TV chef John, 57, was made an MBE by the Prince of Wales, 40, at Buckingham Palace earlier this year. John said of the achievement: "Honestly, it was one of the most exciting days of my life, it was so cool!" Talking about the conversation he had with "MasterChef fan" Prince William, he revealed: "We'd met before as I had cooked for him once before when he was playing polo. "Then he said to me he wanted to learn to cook, I said: 'That's fine, you've got my number now - just give me a ring anytime you like, and I'll teach you, that's fine!' "He was concerned I wasn't on MasterChef, as he had been watching the Professionals, which I don't do.

Kate Middleton and Prince William attended the christening of sister Pippa’s new baby Rose, according to reports. Pippa’s third child with financier husband James Matthews was reportedly baptised at their local village church in Berkshire this week.

Kate Middleton lets out a big laugh while getting her very own leek pinned on her coat during the St. David’s Day celebration events in Windsor, England on Wednesday (March 1).

Prince William has made his first visit to the Welsh Guards since becoming Colonel of the Regiment, earlier attending the Guard's St David's Day Parade in Windsor. Addressing the gathered guards and members of the public, the Prince of Wales began: "Regimental Lieutenant Colonel, Officers, Warrant Officers, Non-Commissioned Officers, and Guardsmen of the Welsh Guards.

Prince Harry is said to be hoping for a sit-down with his family before King Charles’ coronation in May, but some royal experts believe the Duke of Sussex will have to keep waiting. Sources claimed to the U.K.’s Daily Mail that Charles and his heir Prince William "have no intention" of giving Harry "the apology he is demanding from them" before he makes any plans to travel to the U.K.

Wow! Prince Harry is really peeling back the curtain now!

Prince William and Kate Middleton took a little spin during their series of engagements on Tuesday. The Prince and Princess of Wales had an impromptu 45-second race while visiting the Aberavon Leisure and Fitness Centre in Port Talbot.Their business casual attire didn't get in the way, as Kate — who wore a skirt, sweater and heels, hopped on the bike and defeated her husband — who sported his usual smart blue suit.At the start of the race, Kate, 41, showed off her competitive nature as she adjusted the resistance on her bike.

Prince William and Princess Kate visited Aberavon Leisure & Fitness Centre in Wales to show how exercise can benefit mental health — and appeared to struggle when they joined in on a class.William, 40, and Kate, 41, hopped on bikes in a spin class while wearing business attire.Kate wore a long skirt with a long-sleeve turtleneck top and heels, while William wore a full suit, tie and all.The Prince and Princess of Wales competed against each other and really pushed themselves … for a whole 45 seconds.

Prince William tried to show that he was “relishing his freedom” during his brief break-up with Kate Middleton, a body language expert has claimed. The current Prince and Princess of Wales went through a brief split in spring 2007 as they were “finding themselves”.

King Charles III's upcoming coronation could be a huge moment for his grandson Prince George. According to The Telegraph, the nine year old's parents Kate Middleton and Prince William are currently "mulling over" how big George's role in the ceremony should be, given the "attention he will inevitably get at an event covered by media across the world".

Kate Middleton and Prince William head into a private suite at Principality Stadium over the weekend in Cardiff, Wales.

The Prince and Princess of Wales headed to Cardiff on Saturday to attend the Wales vs England Six Nations Match at Principality Stadium. Prince William, 40, is patron of the Welsh Rugby Union, while wife Kate, 41, is patron of the Rugby Football Union – having taken over the role from the Duke of Sussex last year. Ahead of kick off, the Royal pair met injured players supported by the Welsh Rugby Charitable Trust, of which William is also patron, and officially opened the Sir Tasker Watkins Suite.

Noodle prince! Pancake princess! The royal family isn’t afraid to get their hands dirty in the kitchen — both for the cameras and at home together.

death of Queen Elizabeth II.Despite the long-reigning monarch passing last September, the couple’s nobility monikers were just formally sealed earlier this month.Once William’s father King Charles III became sovereign upon the death of his mother, the 40-year-old royal and Kate, 41, inherited the titles of Prince and Princess of Wales.But their titles were only formally announced when the Letters Patent officially passed the Great Seal of the Realm and the public notice was posted in The Gazette on Friday. The actual sealing event occurred on Feb.