Prince William has been passionate about helping the homeless ever since he was a young boy, having been introduced to the cause by his mother, Princess Diana. It's been 20 years since he became the royal patron of homelessness charity Centrepoint, carrying on the role his late mother once held. But it's now been revealed that the Prince of Wales would like Prince George, 12, to carry on this legacy of advocacy—and he has plans to start introducing his son in the near future.
A source close to the Prince of Wales told the Mail on Sunday that William "talks to George, Charlotte and Louis about homelessness a lot." Adding that the royal is "incredibly passionate" about helping unhoused people, the insider says that William wants his eldest son to get hands-on experience in supporting this royal work.
