In his first public appearance since Kate Middleton's cancer diagnosis was revealed, Prince William returned to his royal duties after the Easter break.
The Duke of Cambridge visited a food distribution charity called Surplus to Supper, highlighting community efforts to tackle food waste.
During the engagement, Prince William interacted with the organization's founders and volunteers, who work to collect surplus food from local retailers, wholesalers, manufacturers, and caterers, preventing it from going to waste.
Videos shared by royal author Rebecca English on X showed Prince William actively participating in the charity work, including cutting vegetables and gaining insight into their operations.
Reports suggest that the future King of England donated items from his own kitchen to support the charity's cause.
Prince William's appearance holds significance as it marks his first public outing since Kate's cancer treatment announcement last month.
Following the announcement, William, Kate, and their children retreated to their Norfolk estate for a three-week Easter break, seeking privacy during this challenging time.
