On Wednesday June 8, Prince William was seen in the streets of the British capital, dressed cool and playing the newsboy. The son of Prince Charles may have dropped jacket and tie, he was still recognizable. Holding copies of a magazine in his hand, he was tasked with selling for a good cause.
Indeed, a few days after the great glamorous celebrations of the platinum jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II – during which he was able to meet his brother Prince Harry, who came from California for the occasion – William was therefore back on the ground. He was seen in central London selling The Big Issue, the British homeless magazine. Dressed in the red jacket and cap specific to the sellers of this famous magazine, the Duke of Cambridge, second in line to the throne, was photographed in the district of Westminster on Wednesday 8, holding in his hands a edition of the weekly launched in 1991 to help homeless people earn an income and find their place in society.
Contacted by AFP, Kensington Palace did not comment. On his side, The Big Issue also did not relay the appearance of the husband of Kate Middleton among its teams. But the Mail Onlinealways well informed, managed to obtain photos of Prince William and shared behind the scenes of his appearance on the streets of London on his site and on Twitter.