Prince William takes big step for kids in Kate Middleton absence
Prince William steps up as doting father amid Kate Middleton's cancer treatment
Prince William reportedly plans to take kids to a homeless centre soon amidst Kate Middleton's absence.
As reported by The Times, the Prince of Wales wants to introduce his children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis to a royal engagement, highlighting a cause close to his heart.
Notably, this news came after it was revealed that the future King of England will be featured in a two-part ITV documentary, Prince William: A Future Without Homelessness, highlighting his efforts to tackle homelessness in the United Kingdom.
On July 7, William shared a behind-the-scenes photo from his forthcoming project, confirming his role in the documentary.
The statement released by the Prince of Wales's team reads, "We’re celebrating the first year of @homewardsuk! Coming soon: A @saatchi_gallery exhibition and An @itv documentary."
"As we work to demonstrate that it is possible to end homelessness, #Homewards is also about changing the narrative, improving the understanding of what it means to be homeless."
For the unversed, Prince William initiated a five-year transformative program titled Homewards that "aims to demonstrate that together it’s possible to end homelessness."
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