Kensington Palace provides permission to cover Prince William’s secret mission

 

Prince William has been making discreet visits to a location important to his and King Charles' hearts in order to carry out the royals' essential duty.

The Telegraph recently spent a day with the future King during his visit to the Duchy of Cornwall, and Kensington Palace allowed permission to cover his journey for the first time since he became owner.

In 2022, William will become the owner of the Duchy of Cornwall, a position formerly held by his father while he was Prince of Wales.

The Duchy is a sizable land and property empire that gives revenue to the heir to the throne.

According to the aforementioned media site, the father of three "tries to visit part of the Duchy once every four to six weeks, working his way through its farms and offices to meet families and staff, shake hands, and quiz them on what he can do to help."

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"His visits are usually private, rarely making the Court Circular and kept quiet by loyal locals who are used to royal comings and goings."

According to the source, William intends to turn his ownership of the Duchy into a "branch of his philanthropy."

He is working on a critical mission to alter his Duchy for all the right reasons by 2025 and in the following years.

Prince William characterizes the reform as a "positive force for good" that will actively improve people's lives. "We're not the traditional landowners," he explains. "We want to be more than that."