Prince William fans go wild as they spot ‘amazing’ detail at royal event
Royal fans have rushed to comment on a 'heavenly' picture of Prince William, who this week paid a visit to the Scottish city of Aberdeen as part of his Homewards project
Prince William has this week visited Aberdeen to promote his Homewards project – and one surreal photo has left fans dazzled.
The father-of-three, whose Homewards project aims to develop a blueprint for eradicating homelessness, arrived at the offices of Shelter Scotland on Thursday, where he praised those working in the city’s homelessness sector for their efforts supporting rough sleepers.
At the charity event, William delivered an impassioned speech as he urged landlords to lose their fear of renting to those who have experienced homelessness, stating: “When you’re at your lowest ebb, you believe people don’t care and there’s nowhere to go… but there’s hope.”
The heir to the throne’s words will certainly be welcomed by those working to tackle homelessness, and one picture in particular, has cast what some have perceived as a saintly glow on the future king…
The ‘amazing’ snap in question shows William, 42, standing right beneath a shining, circular light fitting – positioned in such a way that it looks as though there’s a halo hovering above his head. Royal fans rushed to remark upon the angelic image, with one stunned individual exclaiming: “Holy Cow!! or should I say Holy Prince!” Another remarked that the image was ‘stunning’, while a third commented: “He has the patience of a saint for sure.”
Shelter Scotland’s head of communities Dan Fyffe-Jardin stated that it was ‘fantastic’ to see the prince praise members of staff, who he described as ‘superheroes’. Highlighting that the number of children ‘trapped’ in temporary accommodation has doubled in just one year, Mr Fyffe-Jardin said: “To change hearts and minds about our broken and biased housing system, we need to change mindsets. When you hear from someone like Div you recognise that homeless people are not broken, they’re victims of a broken system.”
The organisation is a part of the Aberdeen coalition of William’s Homewards project. The Prince of Wales later attended a reception attended by Homewards advocates, broadcaster Gail Porter and Street Soccer Scotland founder David Duke.
William’s visit to Aberdeen comes just days after it emerged Kate has held her first meeting at Windsor Castle since finishing chemotherapy. Last week, the 42-year-old, who opened up about her cancer diagnosis earlier this year, revealed her treatment had ended and she will now slowly be resuming her royal duties. Kensington Palace has confirmed the meeting was Kate’s first noted mention of her working in the Court Circular – the official record of royal engagements – since her abdominal surgery in January.
