Prince William shared positive news about Princess Kate’s health during a visit to South Africa

Earthshot Award with £50 million prize fund held for the first time in Africa, a place dear to the prince. During the ceremony, five winners will each receive £1 million for their innovative climate change projects. “Africa is a special place,” the prince said. “I’ve spent many years researching it, and I’m thrilled to bring Earthshot here to inspire optimism and hope.”

During his four-day journey, William also met Tendai “The Beast” Mtawarira, former South African rugby star.with whom he recalled the fun moments spent together. The meeting took place during the event Atlas Foundationan organization that promotes rugby among disadvantaged children. William also participated in Earthshot Climate Leaders a youth program that encourages young people in Africa and Asia to take charge of the future by telling them: “You will change the world.” Then he went on a hike with Robert Irwinson of the famous “crocodile hunter” Steve Irwin. They talked about the local wildlife, and William spoke about his favorite African animal: cheetah.

But during his trip to South Africa, William’s priority remained family. He brought with him a special bracelet made by his daughter Charlotte.. In a tender moment, he explained: “Charlotte made this bracelet after the concert and asked me to wear it. I promised her I would do that.” Then, hoping the princess would attend the Earthshot Prize ceremony in Cape Town, he stated: “I hope she will support me. She’s been truly incredible this year and I know she’ll be excited to see her success today.”