Beaming Prince William serves Christmas lunch at homeless shelter 30 years after first visit with mum Diana
CHEERY Prince William serves up a laugh or two as he dishes out Christmas lunch at a homeless shelter.
The heir wore one of The Passage charity’s aprons as he joined volunteers in West London.
He first visited the organisation more than 30 years ago with his mother, Princess Diana.
He hugged head chef Claudette Hawkins and said: “Come on birthday girl, happy birthday.
“I won’t ask you what birthday it is.”
Ms Hawkins said: “He was helping serve lunch for the clients today, their Christmas lunch”.
Prince William asked one man: “Is this place helping enough?”
The man nodded as he responded.
Another man asked William: “Have you heard, I’m getting married.”
The Prince of Wales responded by saying, “I know, I did hear about that, and congratulations.”
Ending homelessness is a focus for the Prince of Wales, who has said visiting shelters with his mother has inspired his work.