The Prince of Wales has cooked up Christmas dinner at an organisation supporting the homeless in London.
Prince William put on his pinny and headed into the kitchen at The Passage in the capital to join other volunteers preparing a special meal.
In a special video, shared by The Passage, the prince was seen cooking up some festive meals under the supervision of head chefs, Claudette and Nour, at the organisation’s Resource Centre.
He later spoke to many of those eating the Christmas dinner to hear their experiences and share their stories.
The Passage is a not for profit organisation working to end homelessness and supporting those who are experiencing it at the moment. It offers a huge range of services including rapid response accommodation for those who are newly homeless and longer term residences for those with a wider experience of being on the streets. It also provides holistic support.
The Prince of Wales is its royal patron.
The Christmas lunch was a chance for many to celebrate and socialise together as well as talk about their lives and their hopes.
Prince William was part of a team delivering an impressive spread which included roast turkey and roast beef with all the trimmings.
And he joined in the fun afterwards as well as posing for photos with some of the clients who were entertained by The Passage for a Christmas treat.
