Prince William and his eldest son, Prince George, have volunteered at a homelessness charity in London, where they helped prepare Christmas lunch for those in need. The visit to The Passage charity centre was particularly meaningful for Prince William, as his late mother, Princess Diana, had taken him to the same charity when he was 11 years old.
During the visit, Prince George, aged 12, and his father worked in the kitchen, placing food in baking trays and chatting with catering staff. They also helped lay tables with napkins and Christmas crackers. Prince George signed the visitor's book on the same page previously signed by Princess Diana.
A spokesperson for Kensington Palace said it was important for the Prince of Wales to share the work of The Passage with Prince George and to volunteer alongside the team. Prince William has long championed causes to end homelessness, as well as environmental issues and mental health awareness.
Meanwhile, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex shared their Christmas wishes on Instagram, posting a family photo with Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. The Prince and Princess of Wales also shared a family photo on Instagram, wishing everyone a happy Christmas.
Prince William and his family are expected to spend Christmas at Sandringham estate with King Charles, while Prince Harry and his family are expected to remain in California.
