Kensington Palace has shared a new video on X of Prince William's arrival in South Africa. The images show parts of the city with the caption: “Molweni Cape Town, it's great to be return to South Africa !“. “What a week we have here for the fourth edition of the @EarthshotPrize Awards and the @united4wildlife Summit. We can't wait to share it with you“, we can read on the social network.
Note that the price Earthshot was held last Wednesday, November 6. Prize winners receive more than 1.2 million euros. This is in order to support, but also to intensify their projects for repairing the planet, underlines
express.uk.co of November 5, 2024. The objective of the annual competition is to celebrate, but above all to accelerate and scale viable environmental solutions
avant 2030.
Prince William: this question that his children keep asking
Prince William is the founder and president ofEarthshot. He has also attended all the events since its establishment in 2021. For this year 2024, Kate Middleton did not join her husband for take care of their children – Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. The children of the Prince and Princess of Wales would even hammer their father with a very specific question.
In the video shared on X, the son of King Charles III of England is seen walking with the prize's global ambassador
EarthshotRobert Irwin. The late Steve Irwin's son asked Prince William what his favorite African animal was. Prince William then replied: “This is a really difficult question“. Before responding tenderly: “My children ask me this question regularly. I think I'll have to say 'the cheetah’“.
photo credit: Bestimage The children of the Prince and Princess of Wales would even hammer their father with a very specific question.
Prince William: an initiative for the planet
Prince William, 42, continued his 4-day climate-focused tour. On the video,
the crown prince walked to Signal Hill with Robert Irwin. Recall that Robert Irwin is the son of Steve Irwin, who was tragically killed by a stingray in the Great Barrier Reef in 2006.
Princess Diana's son spent the morning understanding the biodiversity of the region. He also traveled the Cape Flora area. Robert Irwin and Prince William are ardent
defenders of the planetmentioned
express.uk.co. During his visit, George, Charlotte and Louis' father also met Cyril Ramaphosa, the South African president, and David Lammy, the British foreign secretary.
