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Prince William said at the event: “The murder of Anton Mzimba is a stark reminder of the daily dangers that all rangers face around the world protecting the natural world from the international criminal organizations that seek to profit illegally from wildlife, and I’m proud to see his life and legacy recognized in Rhino Man." "This is not a burden they can bear alone," he continued. "An effective response to this vicious crime demands attention and collaboration across the entire chain of criminal activity, not just on the front line. That is why United for Wildlife, through its global financial and transport task forces, and wider alliance of partners, has taken action to ensure that those involved in wildlife crime will be met with an international response as powerful and coordinated as any other serious and organized crime."

Prince William and Kate Middleton photographed on the balcony of Buckingham Palace during the RAF centenary celebrations, July 10, 2018. Chris Jackson/Getty Images Uploaded to TikTok by user the.royal.watcher on June 11 and captioned "when you get caught having the giggles but you make out it's just something to do with your watch 😂😂😂..." the The video has also received in excess of 10,000 likes and 100 comments, many of which praised the prince and his momentary break with the solemnity of the occasion. "Nothing worse than getting the giggles at an inappropriate time 😂😂😂," wrote one user. "I love the fact she [Kate] just smiled ❤️lol they look great together," posted another, with a further comment reading: "Things that only couples understand..😅" A number of users pointed out the striking similarities between William in the TikTok footage and his late mother, "Oh my gosh, he has Diana's expressions...it's adorable," noted one commenter, with another adding: "William definitely has his mothers personality. That look was her through & through.🥰" The prince's physical likeness to Diana was pulled into focus earlier this year, as his brother, Harry and his wife, Read more • Moment Prince William "fell asleep" during royal engagement goes viral • Prince William's comment about Prince Harry after Archie's birth resurfaces • Princess Charlotte's inherited "hair flick" spotted by fans The event took place just two months after William's viral smile moment at the abbey comes soon...

The Prince of Wales is the heir to the throne and the eldest son of His Majesty The King and Diana, Princess of Wales. His Royal Highness is married to The Princess of Wales, Catherine, with whom he has three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. The family's official residence is Kensington Palace. His Royal Highness undertakes a number of charitable activities and projects and carries out public and official duties in support of The King, in the UK and overseas. Prince William founded Homelessness The Prince of Wales is a passionate advocate for the homeless and those at risk of homelessness. His first patronage was In June 2022, His Royal Highness partnered with The Big Issue to sell magazines alongside one of their vendors in order to shine a spotlight on the magazine and bring homelessness up the public agenda. Mental Health In 2017 The Prince of Wales spearheaded the The coalition of charities covered a wide range of mental health issues and worked in areas that were in line with Their Royal Highness's interests. They were: the Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families; Best Beginnings; CALM – The Campaign Against Living Miserably; Contact (a military mental health coalition); Mind; Place2Be; The Mix; and Young Minds. Since inception, Heads Together has carried out a number of initiatives to further promote good mental health. In 2019, Heads Together partnered with the FA to create a campaign spearheaded by The Prince of Wales - the...

Why were Americans booing Prince William and Kate? The basketball snub occurred just hours after the royal family’s latest controversy unfolded on home soil; Lady Susan Hussey, William’s 83-year-old godmother and a long-standing lady of the household, resigned from her royal duties amid allegations of racist conduct that saw her repeatedly ask Ngozi Fulani, a Black British charity worker, “where she really came from” during an event on Tuesday. The event led by Camilla, the Queen Consort, saw around 300 guests invited to Buckingham Palace to support her campaign against According to the BBC, Fulani recounted the Today program, Fulani described the exchange as a “violation” and an “interrogation.” “I have to really question how this can happen in a space that’s supposed to protect women against all kinds of violence,” Fulani told the radio hosts. In a statement forwarded to TIME, a Kensington Palace spokesperson yesterday said they are “really disappointed” to hear about Fulani’s experience. They added that “racism has no place in our society” and that it was right for Hussey to resign over her “unacceptable” comments. Read More: Longtime Royal Aide Resigns After Making Racist Remarks at Buckingham Palace Event Why are the Prince and Princess of Wales in the U.S.? Amid the controversy, William remained focused on the Earthshot Prize—his primary reason for being in the U.S. He and Kate joined the mayor of Boston, Michelle Wu, and U.S. ambassador to Australia, Caroline Kenned...

"Yesterday, I lost a friend, who dedicated his life to protecting wildlife in some of East Africa's most renowned national parks. Mark Jenkins, and his son Peter, were tragically killed when flying over Tsavo National Park while conducting an aerial patrol," William began a two-part post from his Prince of Wales account. "Those of us who worked alongside him remember him for his determination, thoughtfulness, his energy, his mischievous smile, and his deep love of wildlife and wild places," it continued. "We will miss his warmth, his hilarious stories, and his sometimes rather irreverent comments which always made us smile."