King Charles and Prince William have experienced significant changes in their roles following the passing of the Queen. Charles has assumed the throne, while William has become the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cornwall, overseeing the extensive Duchy of Cornwall estate previously managed by Charles for over 50 years during his time as Prince of Wales.
In a recent ITV documentary titled “Prince Charles: Inside the Duchy of Cornwall,” viewers witnessed a candid moment where Charles opened up about a touching conversation with William. The emotional exchange occurred when William expressed his thoughts on inheriting the Duchy and the importance of preserving its legacy, which deeply moved Charles to tears.
Since taking on the responsibilities of the Duchy of Cornwall, William has embarked on initiatives to address homelessness. He announced plans to construct 24 homes in Nansledan, Newquay, offering comprehensive support to help local individuals secure permanent housing. William’s commitment to tackling homelessness stems from his childhood experiences visiting shelters with his late mother, Princess Diana, which left a profound impact on him.
Under his campaign “Homewards,” William aims to develop strategies to eliminate homelessness by making it a rare, temporary, and non-recurring issue. The initiative has identified six locations, including Newport, Lambeth, Belfast, Aberdeen, Sheffield, and three towns in Dorset, to tailor solutions specific to each area’s needs.