Prince William is homeless in the streets of London

According to the American network "CNN", the residents of the capital, London, were shocked Friday when they discovered that the tall handsome young man who was selling magazines in the streets of the capital was Prince William; The King Britain's future.
And the network reported that "the prince was wearing the clothes of a seller, and wandering in the streets of the British capital to sell (Big Ash) magazine, a magazine known that he usually sells to the poor and homeless in order to obtain a daily income.

The network indicated that Prince William carried out this work, apparently to highlight the problems related to poverty, homelessness and high prices that Britain suffers from, which were exacerbated by the high prices significantly after the Russian invasion of Ukraine in late February.
"My brother-in-law was in London today and saw a celebrity, so he took a picture from a distance," retired police officer Matthew Gardner wrote on social media.

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He added that "William showed a small ATM he was carrying with him when his relative told him that he had no change to pay for the magazine he had bought," noting that "it is an honor to have a special moment with our future king, who was humble and quietly working in disguise to help the most needy." .
He added that the photos "have become a means of public relations that members of the royal family have sought vigorously since the platinum jubilee celebrations last week, for the accession of Queen Elizabeth II to the throne."
The report indicated that "what Prince William did Friday is rooted in his childhood."
He explained that "his late mother, Princess Diana, took him and his younger brother Harry to homeless shelters after dark when they were young, especially as it was (a cause close to the princess's heart) and William also committed to it as part of his mother's legacy." In 2009, he spent a night sleeping in the open on the streets of London to test the realities of homelessness for himself.