He had not honored a public engagement since the announcement of the cancer of his wife, Kate Middleton. This Thursday, April 18, Prince William is back at work. The latter lent a hand to Surplus to Supper, a charity which redistributes unsold food to young people, located in Sunbury-on-Thames, Surrey. On site, the prince met the associations, got involved in cooking meals and then distributing them.
On this occasion, Prince William promised to take good care of his wife to those who were worried about the health of the Princess of Wales. Rachel Candappa, a 71-year-old volunteer, told the
Telegraph
that she had given two get-well cards to William, addressed to King Charles III and Kate Middleton, who both suffer from cancer. She would also have advised the prince to take care of his wife. “The 41-year-old put his left hand on her shoulder and said: 'I will',” the
Telegraph
reads
.
This is Prince William's first official appearance since Kate Middleton revealed, on March 22, that she had cancer, the nature of which we still do not know. On the evening of Thursday April 11, however, the Prince of Wales was seen in the company of his eldest son, Prince George, in the stands of the Villa Park stadium in Birmingham, during a football match. A moment of respite in this complicated period that the heir to the throne is going through.