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Prince William accepts three-year-old Willow's crisps in Cornwall
Prince William accepts three-year-old Willow's crisps in Cornwall

BBC News

time16 hours ago

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Prince William accepts three-year-old Willow's crisps in Cornwall

When Prince William paused to greet three-year-old Willow during a visit to the Royal Cornwall Show, her family never expected a gift to exchange were taken aback when Willow reached up with a single Quaver - and even more surprised when the prince popped the savoury snack into his jacket pocket. "I don't think I've ever been offered a Quaver before," the prince said. "I'm going to save this and put it in my pocket for later."Grandmother Sharon Hart, who captured the moment on video, told the BBC: "It was a lovely genuine moment and a memory that we will never forget." Ms Hart, from Luxulyan, from Cornwall, said: "I guess he gets some very expensive presents and this was a first."Willow always wants to be a princess, so the fact she met a real live prince - she thought that was incredible." The Prince of Wales visited the Royal Cornwall Show on Friday, where he toured the exhibits, spoke to visitors and sampled local produce, including Cornish Rattler cider. Prince William, the Duke of Cornwall, is a patron of the Royal Cornwall Agricultural Association, the charity which organises the three-day show. Willow was attending with her family, including brothers Jude, six, and Noah, eight. 'Tight with her Quavers' Ms Hart, 65, said: "He was leaving the Duchy tent when he passed us."We were just watching and hoping we'd get a glimpse when there was a commotion in front of us and before we knew it Willow was handing out a Quaver."She's usually quite tight with her Quavers so it obviously meant a lot to her."He was a real gent, he thanked her and told her he'd never been given a Quaver as a gift." Jodie Hart, Willow's mother, said: "She's had another packet of crisps today and said she wanted to share them with Prince William. "We told her he was probably a little busy."Ms Hart added: "What a lovely man he is and what a gentleman - our grandchildren were thrilled to see him, never mind talk to him."He just made it so important, it was lovely. His humanity shone through."

Prince William fans swoon as British royal dons Air Corps uniform and scruffy beard
Prince William fans swoon as British royal dons Air Corps uniform and scruffy beard

Daily Mail​

time3 days ago

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  • Daily Mail​

Prince William fans swoon as British royal dons Air Corps uniform and scruffy beard

Prince William has caused quite the stir on social media after posting photos in his Air Corps uniform. Fans couldn't stop swooning over the future king and Colonel-in-Chief, 42, as he donned the classic buttoned-up camo uniform and a grey beret during a visit to the Army Air Corps (ACC) in Wattisham, Suffolk, on Wednesday. The Prince of Wales, who also sported a scruffy beard, shared a series of photos from the outing to his and his wife Kate Middleton 's official Instagram afterwards. One photo showed Prince William starring intensely at a computer screen, while another featured him passing out meals to soldiers and their families. A different shot saw the Duke of Cornwall walking as he looked off to the side. 'Proud to visit the Army Air Corps as its Colonel-in-Chief. Great to spend time with the soldiers and their families here at Wattisham Air Base,' the post's caption read. 'Thank you for the warm welcome and heartening to see the strength of the regiment's community. 'Very impressed by the relentless commitment, physical capability and mental acuity on display at the combat PT session. An excellent reflection of the Army Air Corps' readiness and professionalism. 'A huge thank you to the soldiers and families of the AAC for the warm welcome - and for everything you do.' People rushed to the comment section and were ecstatic to see William all dressed up in the uniform and rocking some facial hair, with some calling him 'handsome' and others branding him 'hot.' 'Well, I think I can speak on behalf of womankind... we are HERE for the beard,' one user wrote. 'Dear god…! Our future kings is not supposed to be this hot,' another person shared. 'Prince William has entered his DILF era...' joked someone else. A fourth comment read: 'Talk about aging well...' while a fifth said, 'Wow... so handsome.' 'WOW!!!! William is so so hot, the older he gets the more good-looking he gets,' a different person observed. 'Look, dude, stop posting the beard and beret combo pics. It's not right for a future king to be that damn hot,' another commented. The Prince of Wales, who also sported a scruffy beard, shared a series of photos from the outing to his and his wife Kate Middleton 's official Instagram afterwards People rushed to the comment section and were ecstatic to see William dressed up in the uniform and rocking some facial hair, with some calling him 'handsome' and 'hot' 'Normally I'm not a fan of beards, but this beard has me fanning myself,' someone else said. 'The beard is bearding,' penned one fan. Other comments read: 'Always a good day when William is in uniform,' 'Ageing like a fine wine,' 'His Royal Highness looks amazing,' and, 'He looks like a movie star with that beard.' The trip to Wattisham, Suffolk marked the first time he toured the regiment since become the Colonel-in Chief of the Army Corps in 2024, per the New York Post. William completed his training as a helicopter pilot in the RAF Search and Rescue Force back in 2010, later flying an air ambulance two years before stepping down to take on more royal roles on behalf of Queen Elizabeth.

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