Prince William in North Wales.Photo: Peter Byrne/WPA Rota/Shutterstock
Prince Williamis back in North Wales.
The Duke of Cambridge, who lived in North Wales for about three years with wifeKate Middletonwhen he was a search and rescue helicopter pilot, returned on Thursday to see how the community has coped during the coronavirus pandemic.
It mirrored his visit with Princess Kateto the Denbigh branchof the wellbeing organization in 2015.
During his visit, William heard about Men’s Shed, which encourages men who may feel lonely or isolated to get into gardening and grow vegetables. He said it was Kate who does most of the work at home.
“My wife does all the gardening. I really like it, but I have no idea what I’m doing,” he shared.
Prince William in North Wales today.Peter Byrne/WPA Rota/Shutterstock
William was also shown how the organization Brighter Futures has helped support local children, young people, families and older residents of the area during the COVID-19 crisis.
Prince William meeting the local Men’s Shed group.Peter Byrne/WPA Rota/Shutterstock
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The prince’s visit marked his second outing this week, asWilliam and the rest of the royal family, have been increasing their appearances as restrictions ease and the mourning period sincePrince Philip’s death and funeral have passed.
source: people.com
