What his late mother Princess Diana would have “disappointed” if she were still living today has been disclosed by Prince William.
According to Prince William, if Princess Diana had been living today, she would have been extremely “disappointed” with the way homelessness is still stigmatized. He has often expressed the desire for his mother to be with him so she may meet his wife and kids. At the age of 36, she passed away in August 1997.
Homelessness would have disappointed Princess Diana
Prince William carried on his mother’s charitable efforts, which Princess Diana was well-known for. According to The Mirror, he recently took part in Comic Relief’s campaign for the homeless, demonstrating his strong support for those in need. “I’m really glad my mother introduced me to the cause of homelessness at such a young age,” he remarked. She was interested in and concerned with homelessness, so I believe it would upset her that we haven’t made much progress in combating and avoiding it.”
The Duke of Whales is committed to seeing his mother’s quest through to completion. When his mother used to assist individuals with these reasons, he was there as a youngster. He so supports The Centrepoint and The Passage, two organizations that assist young people who are homeless.
Prince William’s follows his mother’s steps
In order to have a deeper understanding of the problem of homelessness, the 42-year-old has studied it extensively and has worked at several organizations as well as on the streets with Big Issue seller Dave in 2022. “Even though I might appear to be among the most unlikely supporters of this cause, I have always believed in using my platform to help tell those stories and to bring attention and action to those who are struggling,” the author said. “Spotlight on this solvable issue not just today, but in the months and years to come,” he concluded.
He also expressed his want for his kids to follow in his mother’s footsteps and take up this task. According to Daily Express US, he stated, “In the years ahead, I hope to bring George, Charlotte, and Louis to see the fantastic organizations doing inspiring work to support those most in need just as my mother did for me.” In addition, he introduced the Homeward project in 2023, with the goal of ending homelessness within the following five years and altering public opinion on it by 2024.
